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hari minggu buke dop?
cuti ... tp kalau bos nak mari call jer ... ambo rela pergi ofis
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hari minggu buke dop?
baru je wdraw dgn bro nizamac79 td..paid
paid stkt ni xde pape mslh..servis mmg mantapss.5 star
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nok gi derak sekali lalawo ofis tu
Tuan sedia maklum bahawa mana2 broker fx xde lesen dng m'sia, kursus yg kita buat pon hanya komitmen kpd client instafx tidak di kenakn bayaran pon dn di pejabat instafx_KB xmenerima sebarang deposit atau fun dari org2 tertentu utk manage acct....![]()
wahai kawanku...apa yg dikatakan ni menunjukkan u tidak tahu undang2 malaysia..dan juga tidak ikut rules yg dikeluarkn oleh BNM yg mana akan membawa masalah di kemudian hari..sudah jelas bahawa u tidak boleh mengiklankan instaforex, membuka akaun, mengajak org ke website atau mengadakan seminar berkenaan forex..sila baca kenyataan BNM sejelas2nya -
KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 4 — Bank Negara Malaysia has advised the public to not participate in any illegal investment or training programme on foreign currency trading offered by individuals or companies.
In a statement here today, the central bank said members of the public are usually enticed to attend such investment or training programmes with promises of quick and good returns.
It said the modus operandi of such programmes has been to offer free training, seminars or workshops to lure investors, prior to inviting them to set-up an online foreign currency trading account with a principal company.
The company has purportedly a valid licence to trade in foreign currency overseas. It also includes providing convenient access to the principal company’s website and facilitate online foreign currency trading by investors as well as the recruitment of fresh graduates as marketing executives.
The graduates are also encouraged to get their family and friends to trade in foreign currency.
Such programmes also require investors to deposit an amount of money into a bank account to begin the trading in foreign currency and subsequently, requesting for a top up on their initial investment (margin call) to avoid losing the capital.
Under the Exchange Control Act 1953 (ECA), it is an offence for a person in Malaysia to buy or sell foreign currency or engage in any act which involves, is in association with, or is preparatory to, the buying or selling of foreign currency with any person, other than an authorised dealer.
It is also an offence for a person to aid or abet another to buy or sell foreign currency with anyone, unless the individual is an authorised dealer.
The list of authorised dealers and financial institutions permitted by the Controller of Foreign Exchange to buy or sell foreign currency can be obtained from Bank Negara Malaysia’s website.
For further enquiries, members of the public can contact Bank Negara Malaysia at 1-300-88-5465 or e-mail ( [email protected]
http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/...all-victim-to-illegal-forex-trading-warns-bnm
sy juga telah menghubungi BNM dan mereka telah mengesahkan bahawa adalah salah di sisi undang2 apa yg u lakukan dan meminta sy menghantar email yg mana telah sy lakukan dan ini jawapan dr BNM-
We would like to thank you for the information.
We will forward your email to our Special Investigation Unit for its information and further action.
Jasidah Ahmad
BNMTELELINK
Bank Negara Malaysia
No Tel : 1-300-88-5465
No Faks : 03-21741515
Email : [email protected]
wahai kawanku...apa yg dikatakan ni menunjukkan u tidak tahu undang2 malaysia..dan juga tidak ikut rules yg dikeluarkn oleh BNM yg mana akan membawa masalah di kemudian hari..sudah jelas bahawa u tidak boleh mengiklankan instaforex, membuka akaun, mengajak org ke website atau mengadakan seminar berkenaan forex..sila baca kenyataan BNM sejelas2nya -
KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 4 — Bank Negara Malaysia has advised the public to not participate in any illegal investment or training programme on foreign currency trading offered by individuals or companies.
In a statement here today, the central bank said members of the public are usually enticed to attend such investment or training programmes with promises of quick and good returns.
It said the modus operandi of such programmes has been to offer free training, seminars or workshops to lure investors, prior to inviting them to set-up an online foreign currency trading account with a principal company.
The company has purportedly a valid licence to trade in foreign currency overseas. It also includes providing convenient access to the principal company’s website and facilitate online foreign currency trading by investors as well as the recruitment of fresh graduates as marketing executives.
The graduates are also encouraged to get their family and friends to trade in foreign currency.
Such programmes also require investors to deposit an amount of money into a bank account to begin the trading in foreign currency and subsequently, requesting for a top up on their initial investment (margin call) to avoid losing the capital.
Under the Exchange Control Act 1953 (ECA), it is an offence for a person in Malaysia to buy or sell foreign currency or engage in any act which involves, is in association with, or is preparatory to, the buying or selling of foreign currency with any person, other than an authorised dealer.
It is also an offence for a person to aid or abet another to buy or sell foreign currency with anyone, unless the individual is an authorised dealer.
The list of authorised dealers and financial institutions permitted by the Controller of Foreign Exchange to buy or sell foreign currency can be obtained from Bank Negara Malaysia’s website.
For further enquiries, members of the public can contact Bank Negara Malaysia at 1-300-88-5465 or e-mail ( [email protected]
http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/...all-victim-to-illegal-forex-trading-warns-bnm
sy juga telah menghubungi BNM dan mereka telah mengesahkan bahawa adalah salah di sisi undang2 apa yg u lakukan dan meminta sy menghantar email yg mana telah sy lakukan dan ini jawapan dr BNM-
We would like to thank you for the information.
We will forward your email to our Special Investigation Unit for its information and further action.
Jasidah Ahmad
BNMTELELINK
Bank Negara Malaysia
No Tel : 1-300-88-5465
No Faks : 03-21741515
Email : [email protected]