As scams continue to go rampant, here's a miraculous story of how Maybank managed to save a customer, Fatimah, from losing RM150,000 to individuals impersonating enforcement agency officers. It happened in a Maybank Kampung Baru branch whereby an employee thwarted the scammers from making the transaction.  

How much is $35,000 in Malaysia Ringgit? Well, that's roughly around ~RM156,992 after direct currency conversion. The reason why the auction price is so high is due to the sealed box that was never opened.

Today, the Malaysia Government is imposing a new rule to tackle fake news. Starting today onwards under the Emergency Ordinance (No. 2) 2021, any individual or party who publish or broadcast fake news about any related COVID-19 and State of Emergency matters will be fined up to RM100,000.

No thanks to the pandemic, it seems that more people have bought things online more than before from the comfort of their couches. This is pretty evident during 11.11 sales, where servers crashed and people complained while others survived. However, there is one particular individual who spent up to RM70,000 in just a single receipt.

When it comes to being a housewife, people would generally think the only source of entertainment is the TV in the living room. However, it seems that time has changed. Recently, a housewife got a lot of attention on the internet for earning RM18,000 from just gaming.