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Man loses nearly RM290,000 in non-existent online investment scheme

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The 68-year-old claims a woman he met on social media influenced him to invest in the scheme.

Batu Pahat district police chief Ismail Dollah said the victim was asked to download the ‘Nicshare’ app by clicking on the investment link.

Batu Pahat district police chief Ismail Dollah said the 68-year-old local man claimed he dealt with the woman through Facebook and WhatsApp. “The victim was also told how to operate the app and was told that he would gain profits according to his investment,” he said in a statement today.

 

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