QUOTE(MUM @ Jan 6 2020, 03:51 PM)
read in a thread previously....telemarketers conversation with customers are recorded....if the customers feels he is billed for something that he did not agreed to buy....he can always seek back the money.....
QUOTE(lifebalance @ Jan 6 2020, 03:51 PM)

they partner with Public Bank and Citibank to use their database to market to you guys.
It's not really a scam but you just don't understand what you've buying because the sales person will zoom through the TNC on the phone real quick / probably you don't understand what is the person saying.
As long as you said yes to all, then they will use the recorded audio as evidence that you've agreed, no signature required.
How I know ? well I played with them on the phone to find out how the modus operandi works

My take ? after seeing a few people with similar experience, noticed they bought this plan but they don't really need it. In the end they just cancel it

Hmm why I'm saying that it's a scam because never said yes/agree to buy it during the conversation but the other day bank money straight get deducted and policy generated.
Search through AIA FB and there are multiple of same cases too lol..
Btw it's my friend’s gf that kena scam, according to him he say that she never mentioned “DONT WANT” word in the conversation, so I guess if someone never mentioned don't want then it means want?