Hartalega issues caution against scammers


“Their fraudulent schemes include claiming to be stock allocators for Hartalega, requesting for payment to be deposited in escrow or third-party accounts and utilising social media to solicit business, among others, ” Kuan said.

KUALA LUMPUR: Hartalega Holdings Bhd has cautioned the public to be aware of fraudsters who claim they ready stock and allocation of its own brand nitrile and latex gloves, GloveOn.

The glove maker issued a statement on Monday due to rampant cases of fraudulent operators peddling gloves and who have relentlessly approached potential buyers with false claims.

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