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SEMAKSCAM.COM
Updated 09.08.2026
2,492 entities · Sources: BNM FCA + SC IAL
Reporting directory

Where Do I
Report a Scam?

Short answer: money already transferred → call 997 immediately. For everything else, use the agency directory below.

Money already transferred?

Act within the first 24 hours. Call the National Scam Response Centre (NSRC) to try to freeze the funds before they are moved out.

997NSRC · 24 HOURS
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Which agency for my case?

Royal Malaysia Police

PDRM — CCID

All fraud crimes: investment, love scams, mule accounts, e-commerce fraud. Lodge a police report at any station or follow up via CCID.

03-2610 1559 / 1599CCID SCAM RESPONSE CENTRE
SemakMule Portal ↗
Bank Negara Malaysia

BNM — TELELINK

Unlicensed financial schemes, illegal moneylenders (ah long), banking and e-wallet issues. Also to verify whether an institution is licensed by BNM.

1-300-88-5465MON–FRI 9:00–17:00
BNM eLINK ↗
Securities Commission Malaysia

SC — Complaints

Unlicensed investment schemes, clones of licensed firms, securities-type share/crypto fraud. Check the Investor Alert List and licences here.

03-6204 8999ADUAN@SECCOM.COM.MY
SC Complaints ↗
Communications & Multimedia Commission

MCMC

Scam SMS, fraudulent calls, scam websites and social-media ads. Report for number/site blocking action.

1-800-188-030MCMC COMPLAINTS PORTAL
MCMC Complaints ↗
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Step by step after being scammed

  1. Call 997 immediatelyIf money has been transferred — the NSRC works with banks to try to freeze the funds. Time is critical.
  2. Call your bankAsk them to freeze the transaction and account. Note the complaint reference number.
  3. Keep all evidenceScreenshot conversations, transfer receipts, account numbers, ads and profiles. Delete nothing.
  4. Lodge a police report within 24 hoursAt any police station. Bring your evidence and the recipient account details.
  5. Report to the relevant regulatorBNM for financial schemes, SC for investments, MCMC for SMS/websites.