Mudah is an advertisement site and does not offer any kind of shopping experience. No, forget about safe shopping without being scammed. If you’re purchasing without thinking twice on Mudah, you will eventually end up being conned.

2 months ago I got conned exactly RM1750 to a fucking guy who claim to sell his used 13” MacBook Air. I was stupid, fucking stupid to fall for the too-good-to-be-true offer.

What’s the fucking big deal to lose RM1750? The fucking big deal here is that, All these fucking conman is a bunch of daredevil and Malaysian authority seems to be helpless. I have spoken to the inspector and officer from consumer tribunal, this is an ongoing issue that will not get solved easily.

Featured item on Mudah turn out to be a fraud

I saw Mudah happily publishes a fun fact: “meet our ad checking team!” I am glad they start the initiative to protect the buyers but is this enough? Will this deter fake ads on Mudah?

MudahMY Fun Fact ad checking team

I wish this is a responsibility of any online company to protect their customers from harm; I want to dream that Malaysian government takes stern action on any online company for neglecting their responsibilities, with highest fraud cases as a gauge and a way to start investigating and implementing procedures to minimize customer being a victim of fraud from visiting sites like Mudah and others.

MudahMY reminder notice

A message like the above won’t help much. Customers trust the site not the notice at the very bottom of the page! If the majority online community does not read T&C, do not expect they will read this message. A better implementation is much needed.

It all came down to “shop at your own risk” and I am sadden by this whole ordeal. Malaysian in general is known to be friendly and trustworthy but it seems the bad guys take advantage of this friendliness and trust.

Leave your comment below if you want to share your similar ordeal.

Update 21st September 2015: Beware of the following accounts use for fraud

  • MUHAMMAD SAJJAD 05150238040 HONG LEONG BANK (30 Aug 2013/MacBook Air scams)
  • Muhammad Imran bin Abdullah 1128 9309 2885 Maybank (21 Nov 2013/samsung note 3 scams)
  • A/C: 7600662183 , CIMB BANK , Muhammad Sajjad Bin Abdulshakoor (MyPR: 770826915323) YTL Employee ID: 960205 , ADDRESS: No. 68 jalan Takong Datok, 33300 Gerik, Perak. (23 Feb 2014)
  • CIMB BANK 7052526535 DAVID FRANCIS (10th Dec 2014/swiss watch scams)
  • TEH POH LING TAN LEE HOCK CIMB BANK ACC : 7055­1757­67 (Air-conditioner scams)
  • shahrul khairi bin Ahmad cimb bank account mohamad alif bin fazilah 7608166257 (3rd Jan 2015/ MacBook Pro with retina scams)
  • LEE SING HOOI HEONG LONG BANK ACC 15050122304 (18th Jan 2015/laptop scams)
  • Encik Felix Peter Vijaya K Bank Islam 11013025705787 (11th Feb 2015/Hard Disk 2TB scams)
  • Badri Bin Mamat Akaun No: 7011037425 I/C No: 740817-71-5099 (24th April 2015/Samsung Galaxy s6 scams)
  • Kader Maiden Bin Mohamed 681030106663 BSN 101262900013862 (21 Aug 2015/ iPhone 6 Plus scams)
  • YUVARAJAN A/L GANASAN CIMB ACC: 7602314599 (14 Sep 2015/ Moto G scams)
  • Syarifah Zurhana Nur Maybank : 155023338742 (21 Sep 2015/ Nintendo 3ds xl scams)

Know the Fraudsters

These are red flag indicators that you are dealing with fraudsters;

  • Seller always seems to be in a rush. They create urgency by telling you the item probably will be sold soon because he/she received many calls.
  • Seller DID NOT have any internet presence. Do a search on social networks, example; Facebook with name and email. You will notice they do not own any profile.
  • Seller calls you “bro or sis” for no apparent reason. Malaysian generally a very polite and friendly people. Fraudster abuse this friendliness by cheating your money. Be mindful when people call you bro or sis when they try selling you something.
  • Watch out for item with no extra charges. Example; Courier service charges.
  • Watch out for seller promises to use expensive courier service like DHL.
  • Watch out for items half the price of the original market value. (This is to trick you into thinking that you really found a high value items with a super cheap price)
  • Watch out for seller’s location and the language spoken. (You can tell by the slang if seller are from the said location)
  • Watch out for seller’s name, the bank account’s name and the language spoken. (You can tell by the slang if the seller is a Chinese, Indian, Malay or others)
  • Watch out for high ranking seller’s identity. Is he/she a higher ranking individual? Someone who deals with higher ranking individual? Example, working for Kastam, LHDN, Marine, dealing with oil & gas and etc… 9 out 10 are false identity.
  • Watch out for payment/ transaction that are made one or two days before the weekend/holidays started. Fraudster fixed their modus operandi on weekends to avoid buyer suspicion. (If you thought your package would arrive on Tuesday (send out on Monday) the bad guys already run away with your money without your notice for the pass 5 days.)

You can help update this list by sharing your fraud experience below.

Thank you


204 responses to “Is it safe to shop on Mudah.my?”

  1. Mmg xhalal duit kat dia. Siap snap ic bg lg..penipu punya org. Dia hantar voice mail lg kat kita. Sah perempuan..

    Nurul Afwan Mind Yusof
    Just camera 1100d kat Micah.my
    Dia suruh bank in ke suami dia Nama
    Abdul Robin.. lps tu dia bg tracking number palsu. Then dia Lari.jahat.. so hati2..

    • You can check to see if there’s official website for the said hotel. Normally hotel has an official website. Please do not book through Mudah when you see the price is cheaper than the official website.

      If you still want to try your luck, you might want to call the hotel (via the official website) and enquiry for the details of the post posted on Mudah — ask the hotel, is the ads legit?

      Good luck

  2. I think tht Mudah website need to close!!!Because i also got conned by scammer who pretend to be a buyer n ask me to bank in rm500 to him FUCK him!!!!!! I very hope he will die soon…!!!

    !!THIS IS THT FUCKING PERSON ACC!!
    ACCOUNT NAME : MOHAMAD HUZAIRUL HAZREEN BI
    BANK NAME : BSN BANK
    ACCOUNT NUMBER :1120029000128122

  3. I was cheated yesterday by a person selling Apple Watch . I transferred the money to his account but he did not ship the item and blocked me. but his phone is open and he is continuing cheating ppl with the same item selling to other people i ask my friend to check he is still dealing it.

    Name: Haslan bin Abdul
    Bank Rakyat
    Acc No: 220191680943

    • Please do a police report. Send the report to the bank used by the scammer so that the bank can take action.

  4. Scammer in Mudah BEWARE!!!
    NURUL AFWAN MOHD YUSOF
    IC Number: 910312015436
    ACCT NUMBER CIMB: 7068330158
    User name in MUDAH: nor siti, nor wawa, etc..
    Note: Posts Same item with Different listing ads, names, location and phone number but with same description!

      • Scammer still active. She/ He is also using same name as NURUL AFWAN MOHD YUSOF but different IC and Acc number.

        NAME : NURUL AFWAN MOHD YUSOF
        IC NUMBER : 900421-10-7654
        ACC NUMBER CIMB : 7625013117

    • NURUL AFWAN MOHD YUSOF
      IC Number: 900421107654
      ACCT NUMBER CIMB: 7625013117

      BIG CHEATER. i bought a thing from her. After i made payment and asked tracking number from her, she blocked me in her contact. Then i tried to search her in mudah.my again. i found her new ads with different location. she sell same item. i contact her as new buyer. she give good respond as well. then i attacked her by telling her i was her previous buyer. she seems afraid with my blackmail. she send me the tracking number. but dont know it is true airway bill or not. shitttt this girl..

    • NURUL AFWAN MOHD YUSOF
      IC Number: 900421107654
      ACCT NUMBER CIMB: 7625013117

      A VERY SHIT CHEATER. i purchased a thing from her. after made payment and asked her the tracking number, she blocked me. i tried to find her at mudah.my again. i found her new ads with same item, same descriptions but different seller’s name and location. i contacted her as a new buyer. good respond as previous. then i attacked her with blackmailing her. she seemed afraid, and replied me. then send me tracking number in this morning. i dont know if that is the true airway bill or not… but that woman is shittttttt!!!! GTH

    • NAME : NURUL AFWAN MOHD YUSOF
      IC NUMBER : 900421-10-7654 / 910312-01-5436
      ACC NUMBER CIMB : 7068330158/ 7625013117

      BEWARE OF THIS SHIT FRAUD SCAMMER NAME & DETAILS .
      Bought from her DSLR 500D with few lens with price of Rm620 on 16/8/2018.

      She said she stay at Sabak Bernam by refering to the IC pic she gave me also, it stated the location( I think the IC is also Fraud). After the transaction done, she blocked me until now…

      I hope she will be punished severely by God. I will never ever forgive and takkan halalkan duit tu.
      NEVER!

    • Have you made a police report? Once you do please submit a copy of police report to the bank so that they can take action as well. Thanks

  5. Scammer

    Acc Name : Syarifah Zurhana Nur
    Acc Bank : Bank rakyat : 220311323539.
    Fon Number : 011-28900972
    Jual Samsung S3

    Beware guys

  6. Buyer also try to scam. He want me to transfer him rm500 so I can receive rm700. Think I am stupid or what.

    His number 0166492648

          • He will likely just email you a fake transfer notification and hopes that you fall for it. The email will probably says it will take few days to clear and etc… he will just ask you to send the the item first or they ask you to pay to a certain account so that you can get your payment released asap instead of waiting for few days for the payment.

            Good luck.

  7. Recently I experienced the same seller name is Haslina Binti Hassan and there bank details are
    Account Name : HASLINA BINTI HASSAN
    BANK NAME : BSN BANK
    ACCOUNT NUMBER :1111029815521189.

    Be careful and better don’t buy through Mudah… People are so fraudulent and we can’t make it out until we got cheated

    • You maybe be falling for the scam trick. You should make a police report, send your report copy to the bank you made transfer from and to also to the bank the scammer’s use. Lastly, send a copy to Mudah. There’s probably nothing else you can do to retrieve the money unless you get the police and the bank help.