Johor manager loses over RM500,000 in phony investment scheme promising quick profits

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Non-Existent Stock Investment Syndicate Nieuws

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JOHOR BARU, Nov 2 — A company manager lost over RM500,000 after falling victim to a non-existent stock investment syndicate. Kulai District police chief Supt Tan Seng Lee stated...

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