Woman claims cheated by online ‘savings’ programme

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Zunita (right) shows the police report along with other investors.

MIRI: A woman has filed a police report claiming that she and some 40 other investors here have been cheated by an online ‘alternative savings’ programme.

Zunita Mohamad Kadir, who filed a report at the Miri Central police station on Sunday, claimed the scam involved 74 accounts with an estimated RM259,000.

“We urge an immediate investigation to take place towards the individuals organising the programme as well as the money that has been invested in the so-called ‘alternative savings’ programme,” she told The Borneo Post yesterday.

According to her, the company’s website, which had promised returns of RM105 a day, is no longer accessible.

“We want the culprit behind the matter to be detected and we hope for our investment money to be returned,” she said.