QuickCheck: Is a local hypermarket giving RM2,000 vouchers to survey participants?


A post on social media states that Mydin Malaysia is giving out RM2,000 vouchers to people who participate in a special survey the hypermarket is conducting online.

Is this true?

Verdict:



FALSE

Mydin has made a statement on social media denying that it was organising any such programme.

The statement goes on to say that the offer was fake and that any competitions, programmes or contests that the hypermarket organises would be announced only though its own official social media channels.

It then advised the public not to be fooled by the survey and to not share it.

The survey appeared on Facebook and asked "participants" to answer three questions to be eligible for the vouchers.

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