China News Service, August 12. According to Malaysia's "Shi Hua Daily", recently, two bank accounts of a young Chinese businessman in Sibu, Malaysia were stolen, with a total loss of about 40,000 ringgits.
According to reports, the 27-year-old Chinese businessman checked his bank account online at his home in Sibu on August 9 and found that the 19,800 ringgit in the account had been transferred to two banks with different names. account.
Later, when he checked another bank account of his own, he found that the 19,996 ringgit money in the account had also been transferred four times into the bank account of a Malay man.
It is reported that the Chinese businessman never disclosed his bank account information, including verification codes, to anyone, and he did not sign up for the online transfer service, nor did he click on any suspicious online links.
He was puzzled that about 39,796 ringgit in two bank accounts would be stolen.
The Chinese-American businessman has reported the case to the police, hoping that the police can conduct an in-depth investigation and that the bank can make an explanation.