QuickCheck: Did a RM90 ‘subscribe to YouTube’ payment lead to over RM90,000 in losses?


LATELY, many have been receiving job offers through communication apps and social media promising lucrative jobs in which all a person has to do is either watch YouTube videos or subscribe to channels on the website.

Recently, it was claimed that an individual was cheated of over RM90,000 after performing certain tasks on YouTube. Did such an incident happen?

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