Father loses RM5,000 to e-Ah Long over son’s RM2,000 loan
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What happened
MIRI : A 64-year-old man lost RM5,000 after allegedly being threatened by an online illegal moneylender who demanded payment for his son’s purported RM15,000 debt incurred from a RM2,000 loan. (Sarawak Tribune, 11:15)
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Photo: Sarawak Tribune Sarawak Tribune·News·EN·31 Oct, 11:15 MYTFather loses RM5,000 to e-Ah Long over son’s RM2,000 loan
MIRI : A 64-year-old man lost RM5,000 after allegedly being threatened by an online illegal moneylender who demanded payment for his son’s purported RM15,000 debt incurred from a RM2,000 loan. The police said the man received a WhatsApp call on October 29 from an individual…
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