Victims demand accountability over RM100mil forex scam


Crying foul over fraud: Victims scammed by the forex investment scheme showing their reports, with Hishamuddin (left) and MHO public relations head Andrew Foo (second right) near the bank’s Penang branch in Lebuh Light. — LIM BENG TATT/The Star

GEORGE TOWN: At just 33, Lee had worked hard to get 1,000 downliners in an “investment scheme” and thought he had earned RM3mil for his work.

Hun, 35, had personally invested RM100,000 and recruited 300 others. He, too, thought he was in for a windfall.

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