Paying for nothing: How Malaysians are scammed using parcels they never ordered
Malay Mail reports on scams targeting Malaysians involving unsolicited parcels they did not order. Consumers are deceived into paying for unwanted shipments. Be cautious of unexpected parcels and verify seller credentials before making online purchases.
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