Food truck dreams dashed, leaving victims RM300,000 poorer

Lim (left) advises victims of the food truck scam to lodge police reports.

NINETEEN people were cheated of RM300,000 when they attempted to purchase a food truck through an online deal.

Lai (not his real name) said he was keen to invest in a food truck when he saw it being sold for an attractive price on an app which was popular among the Chinese community.