Macau Scam News Today

JOHOR BARU: Two people here have lodged police reports claiming total losses of RM394,000 to telephone scams or Macau scams.

BELURAN: Police here have crippled a group known as “Gang Kunak”, which is suspected of several break-ins involving swiftlet houses in Beluran and Telupid from last year to March 14 this year.

FEBRUARY 29 — It’s hilarious when Malaysian authorities ask citizens not to be scammed. This is not to insinuate there is hilarity when Malaysians are duped....

KUANTAN: Two teachers lost a total of RM158,176 after being duped by online scam syndicates. Pahang Police chief Datuk Seri Yahaya Othman said the fir...

KUANTAN: Two teachers lost a total of RM158,176 after being duped by online scam syndicates.

Victim reveals bank details supposedly to prevent account from being hacked.

SIBU, Nov 22 — A female hairdresser here lost RM900,000 to a Macau scam in which she was accused of money laundering. Sarawak Police Commissioner Datuk Mancha Ata said the...

Suspect uses scare tactics to trap unsuspecting victim.

PUTRAJAYA (Oct 26): The repatriation of 37 Malaysian citizens, who were victims of the Macau Scam human trafficking syndicate and rescued by the Republic of Peru police since October 7, will be carried out in stages. According to a statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs today, the group o

SEPANG: Three of the 43 Malaysians who were duped to work for a Macau scam syndicate in Peru have arrived in Malaysia.