Money games in Malaysia see increasing players


Although Bank Negara maintains a list of ‘unauthorised and unapproved’ companies, more needs to be done.

HOW serious is the money-spinning industry in Malaysia? On my way back from Beijing last year, I met a group of young Chinese flying here to take part in a pyramid scheme initiated by Malaysians.

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