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The promotional advertisement offering up to 50 per cent discount on summons until July 20 on the WhatsApp application was fake.

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Patients tend to believe products and supplements promoted by celebrities, political figures rather than the health practitioners.

Padang Besar Police Chief Assistant Commissioner Mohd Shokri Abdullah has advised Malaysians to run through Semak Mule Account application to check on bank account and phone numbers before making any transactions online. Decorative photo

People have been urged to be extra cautious with questionable haj by proxy (badal haji) packages being offered by certain parties, particularly those that do not clearly state who will perform the religious rituals. - Photo: BERNAMA

MCMC says a probe on three individuals from Kuala Lumpur and Penang had been carried out with the police on Wednesday. 

Fomca deputy secretary-general Nur Asyikin Aminuddin says consumers should check whether the organisers offering such packages are registered with SSM or check with semakmule.rmp.gov.my before making online payment.

Consumers need to carefully evaluate advertisements especially those made through social media and exercise caution when choosing a product. (123rf)

Kamarudin said to lure the people into engaging their services, the syndicates would advertise loan offers through social media platforms like Facebook and Google. Photo source: Sinar Harian