QuickCheck: Is the LHDN chief texting people to ask for help?

SCAMMERS tend to impersonate persons of authority, which makes victims more susceptible to being duped.

Recently, a WhatsApp user received a message from someone claiming to be the Inland Revenue Board (LHDN) chief executive officer, seeking aid to complete a "task."

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