Pyramid scams now on the radar

By CHRISTINA CHIN, NICHOLAS CHENG and ROYCE TAN

Nation
Sunday, 10 Jul 2016
12:00 AM MYT

PETALING JAYA: A direct selling company has aroused suspicion after demanding huge investments from potential members.

Promising lucrative returns and riches, the company even tells its potential customers to take out personal loans to invest.

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