Refunds prompting some to reinvest


KUALA LUMPUR: Despite recent reports of JJPTR having gone bust, some 100 investors who got their initial capital back are thinking of putting in money again.

“All of us know that such schemes are risky. If we couldn’t get our money back, then it is fated,” said 58-year-old paraplegic Ang Tiau Koh.

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