Graduates being lured with high-paying jobs but forced to be scammers, says CID chief

By YUSRI SAHAT

MELAKA: University graduates are being promised high-paying jobs by international fraud syndicates, only to entrap them into scam work, says Bukit Aman.

Syndicates are offering fresh graduates salaries up to RM5,000 in this new tactic to work in customer service, public relations and technical support jobs that initially look legitimate.

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Fraud , Scammer , Syndicate , Bukit Aman , Criminal Investigation Department , CID , Comm Datuk Seri Mohd Shuhaily Mohd Zain.

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