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HOW TO SPOT A MULTI-LEVEL MARKETING SCAM IN MALAYSIA? Bagaimana untuk mengesan penipuan MLM?

4 TIPS FOR TO SPOT MLM SCAMS IN MALAYSIA!

1. There is NO actual product or service.

HUHHH, then what do they sell?!? OK, sometimes they tell you it’s a business secret (shhh), or some ‘miracle product’ (it can cure cancer, it can stop global warming, it can save humanity, etc.) Either that, or the products they do sell are ridiculous and unsalable. Often they’ll distract you with exciting promises or buzzwords to hide the fact that they’re actually selling nothing.

What to do: So before you join, ASK what they’re selling and know the product. Which brings us to…

2. They pressure you to RECRUIT more people

Fake MLMs don’t actually have anything to sell. Instead, their business model is focused on recruiting more and more people to join, because the people at the top get more money when people at the bottom recruit more members. The money trickles down. Often these people turn to friends and family members first, so if you get someone approaching you like that then, BUSTED, pyramid scheme!

What to do: Find out what your job task is. If you get a tangible product to sell (and it is a useful, salable product), then by all means. If you merely get the opportunity to sign up other people under you, runnnn, coz getting paid to recruit is also strictly against the law in this country.

3. You pay THEM instead of the other way around

People go into these scams thinking they’re doing real business and making honest money. But you know what? Pyramid schemes often make YOU pay them money. Eg. fees to join, ‘training’ fees, and so on. BUSTED, pyramid scheme!3. You pay THEM instead of the other way around

What to do: Make sure the company refunds for unsold products. Check the cash flow – if money only seems to be coming from inside rather than outside the company, it is not self-sustainable. Also, ‘starter kits’ for legit companies are usually below RM200 and forcing a new member to buy stock or invest is illegal, according to the Direct Selling Association of Malaysia (DSAM).

4. They are not registered with DSAM or SSM

MLMs must be registered with the Direct Selling Association of Malaysia (DSAM) to be considered legal. Alternatively, check if they are registered with Suruhanjaya Syarikat Malaysia (SSM). If a company has been around longer than 10 years, chances are they are legit. Fake companies would likely cabut once they make a decent profit, so probably they won’t last 10 years.

What to do: Check with DSAM here and SSM here. On top of that, do some extra research by Googling the company to see what people are saying about them.

4 TIPS UNTUK mengesan penipuan MLM DI MALAYSIA!

1. Tiada produk atau perkhidmatan yang sebenar.

HUHHH, maka apa yang mereka jual?!? OK, kadang-kadang mereka memberitahu anda ia adalah rahsia perniagaan (Shhh), atau 'produk ajaib' (ia boleh menyembuhkan kanser, ia boleh menghentikan pemanasan global, ia boleh menyelamatkan umat manusia, dan lain-lain) Sama ada itu, atau produk yang mereka lakukan jual adalah tidak masuk akal dan tidak boleh dijual. Selalunya mereka akan mengalih perhatian anda dengan janji-janji atau buzzwords menarik untuk menyembunyikan hakikat bahawa mereka sebenarnya menjual apa-apa.

Apa yang perlu dilakukan: Jadi sebelum anda menyertai, bertanyakan apa yang mereka jual dan tahu produk. Yang membawa kita kepada ...

2.Mereka memberi tekanan kepada anda untuk mengambil lebih ramai

MLM palsu sebenarnya tidak mempunyai apa-apa untuk menjual. Sebaliknya, model perniagaan mereka memberi tumpuan kepada merekrut lebih ramai orang untuk menyertai, kerana orang-orang di bahagian mendapatkan lebih banyak wang apabila orang di bahagian bawah merekrut lebih ramai ahli. wang menitis ke bawah. Selalunya orang-orang ini beralih kepada rakan-rakan dan ahli keluarga pertama, jadi jika anda mendapatkan seseorang menghampiri anda seperti itu maka, tumpaskannya!!,ia skim piramid!

Apa yang perlu dilakukan: Ketahui apa tugas tugas anda adalah. Jika anda mendapat produk yang ketara untuk menjual (dan ia adalah, produk yang boleh dijual yang berguna), maka dengan cara semua. Jika anda hanya mendapat peluang untuk mendaftar orang lain di bawah anda, runnnn, coz diberi bayaran  untuk merekrut juga salah di sisi undang-undang di negara ini.

3. Anda membayar MEREKA bukan cara yang lain di seluruh

Orang pergi ke dalam penipuan ini berfikir yang mereka lakukan perniagaan sebenar dan membuat wang jujur. Tetapi anda tahu apa? skim piramid sering membuat ANDA membayar mereka wang. Eg. yuran untuk menyertai, yuran 'latihan', dan sebagainya. Menumpaskan, skim piramid! 3. Anda membayar MEREKA bukan cara yang lain di seluruh

Apa yang perlu dilakukan: Pastikan bayaran balik syarikat bagi produk yang tidak terjual. Periksa aliran tunai - jika wang hanya seolah-olah datang dari dalam dan bukan di luar syarikat, ia tidak sendiri mampan. Juga, 'kit permulaan untuk syarikat legit biasanya di bawah RM200 dan memaksa ahli baru untuk membeli saham atau melabur adalah menyalahi undang-undang, menurut kepada Persatuan Jualan Langsung Malaysia (DSAM).

4. Mereka tidak berdaftar dengan DSAM atau SSM

MLM mesti mendaftar dengan Persatuan Jualan Langsung Malaysia (DSAM) yang akan dianggap sah. Sebagai alternatif, memeriksa jika berdaftar dengan Suruhanjaya Syarikat Malaysia (SSM). Jika syarikat yang telah wujud lebih lama daripada 10 tahun, kemungkinan mereka adalah legit. syarikat-syarikat palsu mungkin akan cabut sekali mereka membuat keuntungan yang baik, jadi mungkin mereka tidak akan bertahan 10 tahun.

Apa yang perlu dilakukan: Semak dengan DSAM sini dan SSM di sini. Selain itu, melakukan kajian tambahan dengan Googling syarikat itu untuk melihat apa yang orang katakan tentang mereka.

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RM100m lost in investment scams in 6 months / RM100J Hilang dalam skim pelaburan dalam masa 6 bulan

KUALA LUMPUR: A total of 485 reports with losses amounting to more than RM100 million in get-rich-quick schemes were lodged with the police as of June this year.

Bukit Aman Commercial CID Director Mortadza Nazarene said such cases continued to happen because the victims could be easily deceived with promises of high returns for their investments.

“The victims were promised interest rates or profits much higher than those offered by licensed financial institutions,” he told a media conference at Menara 238 here today.

He said some of the get-rich-quick schemes were the pyramid and ponzi schemes.

In the latest case, he said police crippled a get-rich-quick investment company known as “Highway Group” with investments estimated at RM35 million.

In 2014, 289 cases, involving RM53 million in investments, were reported and the number increased to 591 cases with investments valued at RM134 million last year.

Bahasa Melayu

KUALA LUMPUR: Sebanyak 485 laporan dengan kerugian berjumlah lebih daripada RM100 juta dalam skim cepat kaya telah dibuat dengan pihak polis sehingga Jun tahun ini.

Pengarah Bukit Aman Jabatan Siasatan Jenayah Komersial Mortadza Nazarene berkata, kes itu terus berlaku kerana mangsa boleh dengan mudah tertipu dengan janji-janji pulangan yang tinggi untuk pelaburan mereka.

"Mangsa telah dijanjikan kadar faedah atau keuntungan yang jauh lebih tinggi daripada yang ditawarkan oleh institusi kewangan berlesen," katanya pada sidang media di Menara 238 di sini hari ini.

Beliau berkata beberapa skim cepat kaya cepat adalah piramid dan skim Ponzi.

Dalam kes terbaru, beliau berkata polis menumpaskan satu syarikat pelaburan cepat kaya cepat dikenali sebagai "Lebuhraya Kumpulan" dengan pelaburan dianggarkan sebanyak RM35 juta.

Pada tahun 2014, 289 kes, yang melibatkan RM53 juta dalam pelaburan, dilaporkan dan jumlah itu meningkat kepada 591 kes dengan pelaburan bernilai RM134 juta tahun lepas.

Bank Negara: Malaysia's official reserve assets at US$97.15b

Ringgit takes a beating says economist

The value of the ringgit is expected to drop further as Malaysia’s economy heads for its worst performance this decade.

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysians will likely have to fork out more money to buy goods and services traded in US dollars in the coming months.

A Bloomberg report quoting analysts says the ringgit will head south if Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) makes another interest rate cut, as they expect it to do.

It will also depend on what the US Federal Reserve does.

One analyst even predicts the value of the ringgit may go as low as RM4.40 to the US dollar in December, if a rate cut seems imminent.

The depreciation in the value of the ringgit, and the state of the economy, is largely due to the drop in crude oil prices and the negative sentiments arising from the 1MDB saga.

The ringgit is the region’s biggest loser in the past month and analysts still see scope for it to drop more than 2 per cent by year-end, says the report.

“The currency’s slide highlights all is not well as the nation’s economy heads for its worst performance this decade.

“Crude oil’s plunge to a four-month low this week undermines the finances of net oil exporter Malaysia, while the appeal of its relatively high bond yields is being tempered by the scandals surrounding a troubled state investment fund,” says the report.

It adds that Rabobank Group and UBS Group AG both predict BNM will make another rate cut in the coming months.

The ringgit will weaken to 4.10 per dollar by the end of September and 4.15 by year-end, according to the median estimates of analysts surveyed by Bloomberg.

Rabobank predicts it will be 4.15 by Sept 30, and 4.30 by the end of December.

UBS projects the central bank will make another quarter-point rate cut by early next year and that the ringgit will weaken to 4.40 per dollar by the end of December in anticipation.

However, JPMorgan Chase & Co predicts the ringgit will stay between 3.90 and 4.10 per dollar in the second half as Malaysia’s relatively high bond yields attract investors.

That scenario would only be threatened if the Federal Reserve were to raise interest rates at the same time as Bank Negara cuts them, its foreign-exchange analysts say, the report adds.

Bloomberg points out that the ringgit is linked to oil prices as Malaysia derives 20 per cent of its revenue from energy-related sources.

The nation loses RM450 million in annual income for every USD1 decline in oil.

The ringgit has dropped 1.3 per cent in the past month, underperforming regional peers which all recorded gains except for the Philippine peso and Indonesia’s rupiah. The currency traded at RM4.052 per dollar as of 11.11am in Kuala Lumpur on Thursday, after being as strong as 3.142 in August 2014, when oil was still above USD100 a barrel.

Bank Negara unexpectedly cut its benchmark interest rate by a quarter point to 3 per cent on July 13 to bolster growth, and analysts say pressure is building for another move.

“Malaysian export growth continues to be weak, a common problem among emerging-market economies, and the current-account surplus is expected to narrow further, which could put pressure on the currency when portfolio inflows slow,” Maximillian Lin, a currency strategist at UBS in Singapore, was quoted as saying by Bloomberg.

Four men stage and commited theft by instant cash of RM500,000 robbery at forex outlet

GEORGE TOWN: Four parang-wielding men made away with RM500,000 worth of foreign currency at a forex outlet in Sungai Bakap, near Nibong Tebal on mainland Penang this morning.

In the 10am incident, the four men, who covered their faces with white T-shirts, held two women behind the counter with their machetes and made away with the money in two minutes.

They took off in a grey Proton Waja getaway car parked outside the shop.

South Seberang Prai district deputy police chief DSP Shamsudin Mamat said the four men pounced as a male errand boy was leaving the outlet.

“As the boy left the outlet through a door next to the counter, the men barged in and ordered the women to surrender all the cash collected.

“The women had just finished counting the money collected and had placed it in a bag, which was to be banked-in later.

“The men ordered the women to surrender the bag and threatened to hurt them if they made noise,” he said when contacted.

Shamsuddin added that the men left in the Proton bearing registration plate “WRQ 6094”, which was believed to be fake.

Shamsudin said the staff and several customers outside at the time were not hurt and had their statements taken.

He added the RM500,000 sum was from three days’ worth of collection and was not banked-in due to the Hari Raya holidays.

The case is being investigated for gang robbery under the Penal Code.

Ekonomi Malaysia Goyah???

The bad news just doesn’t stop for Asia’s worst-performing currency.

Already reeling from a renewed slump in oil prices and a political scandal that just won’t go away, the Malaysian ringgit is now facing the prospect of another cut in interest rates. It’s the region’s biggest loser in the past month and analysts still see scope for it to drop more than 2 percent by year-end.

The currency’s slide highlights all is not well as the nation’s economy heads for its worst performance this decade. Crude oil’s plunge to a four-month low this week undermines the finances of net oil exporter Malaysia, while the appeal of its relatively high bond yields is being tempered by the scandals surrounding a troubled state investment fund.

Rabobank Group and UBS Group AG both predict Bank Negara Malaysia will add to its first rate cut in seven years in coming months.

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