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RHB Bank review: rhb banking employee 'kee chou ng' (ng. kee. [protected]@rhbgroup.com) fraudulently stealing money 4

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Kee Chou Ng (Ng.Kee.[protected]@RHBGroup.com) of RHB Group Berhad has intentionally misguided, stolen and held funds amounting to US$400 from Mr. Blair Semenoff since August 20/2017.

Mr. Ng assured me via multiple emails that he would return the funds, but as of August 25/2017 has blatantly refused to rectify this issue and has directed me to launch a formal complaint against him, and for Mr. Semenoff to wait an additional 10 days for PayPal to return the stolen funds back to Mr. Semenoff.

-Attached is Kee's LinkedIn profile where he proudly promotes that he works for RHB Banking. And he deals with clients directly.
-An email by Kee stating he had made a mistake and he would return the funds. (August 23/2017)
-As well as an email directing me to wait 10 days for PayPal to return my money rather than simply calling or emailing PayPal requesting they return the funds to Mr. Semenoff. (August 25/2017)

Bellow are the case details provided by PayPal:

Seller's Name: Kee Chou Ng
Seller's Email: [protected]@gmail.com
Seller's Transaction ID: 9EF482365W7784332

Transaction Date: Aug 20, 2017
Transaction Amount: -$400.00 USD
Your Transaction ID: 4NV466721G652723A
Case Number: PP-[protected]

Buyer's Transaction ID: 4NV466721G652723A

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Kee Ng
, US
Oct 06, 2022 1:26 pm EDT

kee here, I never solicit any monies from this guy blair. he got my paypal off a common friend and transferred money into my account without my knowledge.

further he got the wrong email address. this account was linked to my UK mobile which i had discarded more than 10 years ago. in short, there was no way i could log into the account.

fortunately, PayPal, very famously, is known for being an escrow service. ie you can ask for a refund and if i didnt make a claim the money would be refunded. blair acknowledges i didnt login to my account, so how could i be stealing his money?

anyone with rudimentary thinking skills could piece together that this was just a bully throwing a tantrum. and its a shame complaintsboard allow their platform to be abused like this.

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keechou
, US
Oct 05, 2022 10:11 am EDT

kee here, the accused. I never solicit any monies from this guy Blair. He got my PayPal address off of a common friend and transferred the money without my knowledge. furthermore, it was the wrong email, i could not access as it is linked to a UK mobile number which i discarded more than ten years ago. And no, PayPal does not allow you to bypass security measures by sending them an email, how sweet. PayPal is an escrow service, Blair didnt have the capacity to read it up and learn how they function.

Just by his comments alone, one could easily deduce there was no attempt to steal his money. anyone familiar with PayPal knows funds are returned if unclaimed and since i never contacted payapl or logged in as Blair confirmed, there was no interest in withdrawing his money and it would have been returned as per how PayPal works, famously.

it's a shame that complaintsboard allow there website to be abused in this way. The burden of proof should always be on the accuser. complaintsboard, by refusing even the most rudimentary of checks have allowed their platform to be enablers of bullies.

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Kiwitee
, MY
Aug 25, 2017 3:21 am EDT
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Dude, the guy asked you to file it with PayPal to get the money back in ten days. How is that a scam. What's stopping you from double dipping if he pays you cash and you claim it back again from PayPal. So it make sense if he doesn't give you back in cash. It seems like he genuinely has no access to his account from the email. Would totally understand why you are whinging if you can't get the money from PayPal but this isn't the case.

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Blair Semenoff
Blair Semenoff
, MY
Aug 25, 2017 11:28 pm EDT
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Replying to comment of Kiwitee

You must be new to the Internet? There is this process called a "Password Reset." If you can not reset your password online then you simply call a company like PayPal and request a reset. It's very easy, takes 2-4 minutes and the phone lines are open from 8am to 10pm.

Since Kee was too incompetent to do this I filled a report with PayPal as directed by him. The funding is now locked by PayPal for 10 days. Neither Kee or I can access the funds. PayPal sent Kee an email requesting he replies to the email OR calls them to release the funds. It has been 6 days and Kee refuses to call them.

He has wasted his time threatening me for filling this complaint rather than calling PayPal. Kiwitee do you comprehend what I am saying? It's a very simple process... B

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Erikvvvv
, US
Aug 25, 2017 1:32 am EDT

@Blair, You were scammed by online scammers. The identity you saw might not exist. What you can do now is to file a fraud report to Paypal. You have to do it yourself. Do it now!

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Blair Semenoff
Blair Semenoff
, MY
Aug 25, 2017 11:44 pm EDT
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Replying to comment of Erikvvvv

Thank you Erik, but he is not an online scammer. He really works at RHB Capital Bhd. advising people what to do with their money. Scary eh.. If you can't trust someone to return your money after they admit to making a mistake and assure you they'll send it back, then how can a bank like RHB trust him with your financials?

He is a good friend of an acquaintance of mine, who I lived with for a week. I trusted the guy enough to stay at his place, so I figured I could trust him with this easy task. Wouldn't you? My acquaintance owns 4 Ferraris and isn't hard up for cash.. And I heard Kee owns a Ferrari too.. So why are these guys screwing me over? I've never even met Kee. I have done nothing damaging to him or his family. I am just telling the truth.. B