Beware ‘credit to cash’ scams


Helpful initiative: A man using the ewallet credit to pay at a restaurant in Section 4, Shah Alam. — Bernama

KUALA LUMPUR: Communications and Digital Minister Fahmi Fadzil has advised the public not to be duped by scammers claiming to provide RM100 in cash from the eMadani credit.

Fahmi, also the unity government spokesman, said such activities by unscrupulous parties always seemed to rise each time the government announced aid or initiative for the people.

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