KUCHING, Sept 19 — A 60-year-old man from Taman Matang Jaya lost RM48,340 of his savings to scammers on Sept 6.
After speaking to the suspect, the victim asked her for Bank Negara’s hotline which was given as 1800-81-9904 to him. “The victim complied to the requests by giving the suspect the card numbers and expiration dates,” said Lim. With regards to the case, Lim warned bank users to not give out their TAC numbers which is used to confirm online transactions.
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