Cheque forgers now using 'cut and paste' method to cheat

By CHRISTINA CHIN

Cut and paste forgery. - STAR

PETALING JAYA: Cheque fraudsters are now using the “cut and paste” method to fool banks and cheat the public.

According to an expert, the latest forgery technique uses a scanner and photocopier to copy a signature for printing onto a genuine cheque.

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