QuickCheck: Was an energy company's name misused in a fake lucky draw?


EVERYONE likes to get lucky, but sometimes luck alone won't be enough for you to win, especially if the contest in question is fake.

Recently, a dubious message has been making its way into people's phones congratulating them for being picked to participate in a lucky draw allegedly organised by Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB). They apparently stood to win almost RM200,000, if they give the 'organisers' all their personal information.

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