Buy Auction Cars, Parachute Jumper Athlete Naila Novaranti Scammed for IDR 323 Million

Kapanlagi.com - International parachute coach and jumper, Naila Novaranti suddenly visited the Tangerang City Police Station. Her arrival turned out to be to report a suspected fraud that she experienced when trying to buy a car from an auction.

Naila, who has conquered the peak of Mount Everest and the coldest continent of Antarctica with parachute jumping, made a report at the Tangerang City Police Station, with report number LP/B/916/VI/2022/SPKT/Resto Tangerang Kota/Polda Metro Jaya on Thursday, June 16, 2022, at 6:25 p.m. WIB. As a result of the incident, she suffered a loss of IDR 323 million.

"I reported several parties for suspected fraud, the names of which I reported are in the report letter that I made today, along with evidence of transfers and WhatsApp conversations," said Naila Novaranti to a number of media crews in the BSD area, Thursday (16/6/2022).

1. Starting from an Online Link

Naila revealed that the incident began with an online link she received, and from there Naila communicated with someone through WhatsApp and email. Naila was interested in buying a car product in the online link. She then registered as a car buyer that was allegedly auctioned off.

"At first, I didn't expect it to be a scam, because when I first transferred money for registration, a sum of 10 million rupiah. But the car I was interested in was said to have been sold, then the DP money was returned in full through a transfer," she said.

"But through the same website and different people, I registered again and paid 10 million because there was a car that I was interested in. But after the next transaction was approved, I paid in cash, and I paid it off with several transfers. But when I agreed to meet the person, they disappeared and could not be contacted. Even until now, they are not responsible, my number is even blocked, and finally I reported it to the police," said Naika.

2. Report to the Authorities

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After the incident, Naila finally reported the incident to the authorities with allegations of fraud under Article 378 of the Criminal Code.

"I was advised by a leasing company whose name was listed on the link, whose address was used for the address of taking goods or cars, to report to the authorities because the scammers used the name of the leasing company for alleged fraud," said an angry Naila.

3. Act Quickly

In this incident, Naila hopes that the police will act quickly to handle it. She wants the perpetrators to be punished fairly.

"Of course, I want the perpetrators to be caught and I hope that these scammers cannot harm others anymore, just me is enough. I am sure this is not a difficult matter for the police because there is transfer evidence that surely has the owner's data," she said.

(kpl/dan/frs)