KUALA LUMPUR: The public has been warned not to fall for loan scams purportedly being offered by a company using the MCA headquarters' building here as its correspondence address.
Mirza Mohd Izammuddin Beg, 27, who is from Cheras, said he transferred a total of RM2,400 in six transactions into an account to clear his credit record from a local credit reporting agency.
Mirza added that he was planning to borrow RM10,000 to remove his name from the blacklist and then saw an advertisement online offering moneylending services. Mirza was then told to pay some money to"manipulate" the credit reporting agency's system records and clear his name from the blacklist.
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