Investors may lose RM500mil


GEORGE TOWN: Tens of thousands of investors from all over the world, including Canada, the United States and China, stand to lose RM500mil with the reported collapse of JJPTR, said to be one of the country’s biggest money game operators.

However, its 28-year-old founder Johnson Lee (pic), in a post on JJPTR Ma­­laysia Facebook page at 2pm yesterday, said he has a plan to repay (newer) investors by mid-May the amount they put into his company.

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