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Lawyer raises alarm after his name is used in parcel deliveries

By FATIMAH ZAINAL
(From left: lawyer Datuk Theng Book, Michael, Chong, and lawyer James Ee).

PETALING JAYA: A lawyer has raised the alarm after unknown parties used his name and emailed a total of seven e-consignments with unknown contents using Pos Malaysia services.

Marcus Chong, 30, said he received an email from Pos Malaysia stating that he had four e-consignments on Aug 24.

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Consignment , Pos Malaysia , Scam , Unknown parties , Email , Parcels , Michael Chong

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