Woman lands in trouble after lending ATM card


  • Nation
  • Saturday, 29 Jun 2019

KUALA LUMPUR: Believing that her good friend only wanted help with her online business, a 25-year-old woman agreed to lend her ATM card, only to end up having seven police reports lodged against her for cheating and was even detained by the police.

The accounts clerk, who only wished to be known as Lee, claimed that a syndicate had used her bank account to cheat seven people out of RM100,000.

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