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[k1976]

Malaysian celebrity Winnie K says she was scammed of over $116K​

Malaysian celebrity Winnie Kok said she lost over $116K (RM380K) to a man who promised her a lucrative ambassador role for a luxury property project. (Photo: Malay Mail)
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Malaysian celebrity Winnie K has revealed that she was scammed of over $116,000 (RM380,000) in 2023.

Kok said she was introduced by a friend to a man claiming to be a "datuk" involved in property development. "He showed me his upcoming project and prospects, which my friend had previously mentioned to me,” she was quoted as saying at a press conference by The Star.

The "datuk" promised to appoint her as an exclusive brand ambassador with a one-year contract worth between RM800,000 and RM1 million.

Kok said they had a meeting after he returned from China in late September 2023, where he asked for help as he could not access his funds while in Malaysia. "He showed me his WeChat e-wallet balance, which showed a huge amount of money as an assurance,” she said.

Kok was initially reluctant to lend him money but relented as he was "very convincing".

In total, she transferred RM380,000 to the fake 'datuk' over a two week period before he vanished.

“I felt mentally unstable and got stressed out after losing all my hard-earned money... I’m here today to share my story and raise awareness,” she said.

 

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Malaysian celebrity Winnie Kok said she wanted to alert other artistes to be careful when accepting job offers.

PHOTO: WINNIE K/INSTAGRAM

 

[k1976]

How many samster willing to support this poor Chiobu in distress

 

[k1976]

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[syed putra]

Why i cannot come up with this type of scam.

 

[A Singaporean]

Sickipoora should grant her citizenship immediately so that she can be in the company of her fellow retards.

 

[k1976]

Why i cannot come up with this type of scam.

U must say u are a Tengku

 

[Hightech88]

Stop reading at "where he asked for help as he could not access his funds while in Malaysia. "He showed me his WeChat e-wallet balance, which showed a huge amount of money as an assurance,” she said."
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Such farking 'showed balance' trick has been used countless times still kum gong people continue to believe.

Greed and stupidity goes hand in hand LOL.

 

[Sustanon]

There is a reason why women can NEVER EVER EVER be entrusted to manage any money AT ALL... LITERALLY AT ALL.... The only pocket money they can have will be given to them ONLY BY MEN. The salary they make MUST also be manage ONLY BY MEN.