QuickCheck: Are scammers misusing EPF's letterhead to defraud individuals?


IN THE slippery world of scams, nothing is sacred—not even the seemingly official letterhead of the Employees Provident Fund (EPF).

Imagine opening a letter that looks every bit the part of an official document, down to the last emblem and signature.

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