I heard of this happening to one of my friends as well. But she didn't fell for it. Is this common nowadays?
The Dangers of Credit Card., I was nearly conned........
The Dangers of Credit Card., I was nearly conned........
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Jun 13 2007, 10:47 AM
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I heard of this happening to one of my friends as well. But she didn't fell for it. Is this common nowadays?
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Jun 13 2007, 10:08 PM
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QUOTE(phat_newbie @ Jun 13 2007, 09:20 PM) Yeah, my gf is pestering me to do so. But I'm quite lazy to go and give my testimonial to the police and wait for them to go through the necessary procedures. Don't even know whether will they investigate my case or not or just take my report just for the sake of taking my report. Actually after reporting your case to the police, if they deem justified for a report, will count more of a statistic of what happened, since no actual crime was committed. If the statistics do not rise, they will not act upon it with urgency, but if it gets publicity in the papers and if a "Datuk" also got cheated, then maybe it will speed up their action. So don't expect any action just because you reported it, because it will need several more reports to actually stir interest or increase its priority. Thats my view about reporting about an 'almost crime'. |
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