QuickCheck: Is a popular KL mall being impersonated on Facebook by fake accounts with scam ‘luxury’ ads?


FROM high-profile personalities to government agencies, scammers have resorted to impersonating legitimate firms and brand names for fraudulent purposes.

Through such scams, not only are the public deceived and cheated of their hard-earned cash, but companies too have to defend against any adverse impact on their reputation.

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