29/06/2026
⚠️60 分钟被骗走 RM37,200‼️ #已报警
对方花了一个多星期建立信任，只为了骗我们这一小时。
今天，我决定把这件事情公开。 不是为了博同情，而是希望每一位老板、创业者，都能提高警惕。
我们是经营着一家清洁公司的。 6 月 15 日，一位顾客联系了我们，他们冒充是来自柔佛州伊斯兰宗教理事会，说新山一间Masjid约 30,000 平方尺的地毯需要清洗，并要求报价。 报价后，对方表示这是政府机构项目，需要我们提交资料登记成为供应商。
接下来的一个多星期，对方一直与我们保持联系，跟进资料、安排流程，还约好现场勘察。 整个过程非常专业，我们完全没有起疑。
直到勘察前一天，对方突然表示项目急需发电机，希望我们向指定供应商采购。 说是因为目前只有我们注册为相关单位的唯一供应商，我们联系供应商后，对方还要求查看项目资料，一切都看起来合理。 我们相信这是一个真实的政府项目，于是先付款购买一台发电机 RM12,400。 不到一个小时，对方又表示需要三台。 我们再次汇款。 短短 60 分钟，我们总共损失 RM37,200。
后来，对方继续要求采购更大型设备，我才开始觉得不对劲。 重新查证后才发现，所谓的供应商连名片都是假的。
我们立即联系银行、国家反诈骗中心（NSRC）及警方，但已经太迟了。
后来回想，这场骗局最可怕的，不是骗术，而是他们愿意花一个多星期建立信任。 他们不会第一天就骗你。 他们会先给你一个真实的项目、专业的沟通，以及一种「机会难得、时间紧急」的感觉。
等你完全相信后，才开始收网。
我买了一次教训，顺便分享出来警惕各位，以免还有下一位受害者…
RM37,200，是一堂很贵的课。 希望我的经历，能让更多人避开同样的骗局。 如果可以，请帮忙分享这篇文章，让更多老板看到。
⚠️ 已向银行、NSRC 及警方报案，目前案件正在调查中。
❤️生活还是要继续，如果您在Johor Bahru需要任何清洁服务欢迎与我们联系
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⚠️ Scammed Out of RM37,200 in Just 60 Minutes.
The scammers spent more than a week earning our trust, only to steal everything within an hour.
Today, I’ve decided to share our experience publicly. This is not to seek sympathy, but to warn fellow business owners and entrepreneurs so they don’t fall victim to the same scam.
We run a professional cleaning company in Johor Bahru.
On 15 June, we were contacted by someone who impersonated representatives of the Johor Islamic Religious Council (MAINJ). They told us that a mosque in Johor Bahru needed approximately 30,000 square feet of carpet cleaning and asked us to submit a quotation.
After we provided the quotation, they informed us that it was a government-related project and requested our company documents to register us as an approved supplier.
For more than a week, they stayed in constant contact with us, following up on documents, discussing the project, and even arranging a site inspection. Everything appeared highly professional, and we had no reason to suspect anything.
The day before the site visit, they suddenly informed us that the project urgently required a generator. They instructed us to purchase it from a “designated supplier,” claiming that our company was currently the only registered supplier for the project.
When we contacted the supplier, they even requested to review the project details, making everything seem completely legitimate.
Believing the project was genuine, we transferred RM12,400 to purchase one generator.
Less than an hour later, they claimed that three generators were required instead.
Trusting the project, we made another payment.
Within just 60 minutes, we lost a total of RM37,200.
Later, they continued pressuring us to purchase even larger equipment. That was when something finally felt wrong.
After verifying everything ourselves, we discovered that the so-called supplier was fake—even the business card they provided was fabricated.
We immediately contacted our bank, the National Scam Response Centre (NSRC), and the police.
Unfortunately, it was already too late.
Looking back, the scariest part wasn’t how sophisticated the scam was.
It was the patience.
They were willing to spend more than a week building trust. They didn’t try to scam us on day one.
Instead, they gave us what looked like a genuine project, communicated professionally, and created a sense of urgency and a “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.”
Only after we completely trusted them did they make their move.
RM37,200 was an incredibly expensive lesson.
I’m sharing this in the hope that no other business owner, contractor, or supplier will have to experience the same thing.
If this post can help even one person avoid becoming the next victim, then sharing our story is worth it.
Please help share this post so more people can stay alert.
⚠️ The case has been officially reported to our bank, the National Scam Response Centre (NSRC), and the police. The investigation is currently ongoing.
❤️ Life goes on.
If you’re looking for professional cleaning services in Johor Bahru, we’d truly appreciate your support.
📲 https://wa.me/60102636966
