Putry Poyz Reveals Deep Disappointment as a Victim, Aldy Maldini Breaks Promises & Lies to Fans

Kapanlagi.com - Allegations of fraud involving the name of Aldy Maldini, a former member of Coboy Junior, continue to develop. A victim named Putry Poyz has finally spoken out after choosing to remain silent for a long time. She admitted to feeling disappointed not only because of material losses but also because she feels deceived by the idol she trusted.

In her account, Putry feels that Aldy's attitude does not reflect the professionalism of a public figure. She feels she was given false hope and sweet promises that were never fulfilled.

1. Not Asking for Money to be Returned

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"I'm disappointed because he is so inconsiderate to his fans, that's all," Putry said when met in the Kapten Tendean area, South Jakarta, Thursday (15/5/2025).

Putry revealed that she had helped Aldy financially out of friendship and good intentions. She did not ask for the money to be returned, only hoping for a reciprocal gesture in the form of promotion for her small business. However, that promise was never fulfilled.

"Because I think we are just friends like that and some of my friends, influencers and artists usually do the same, right? Maybe it's a bit late but it should be fulfilled," she said.

2. Putry Shocked and Disappointed by Aldy's Attitude

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Putry regrets how Aldy behaves as if no promises were made at all. She even had to remind him several times without any clear results, until she finally gave up.

"I think it's not about the money anymore but about trust, a professional issue," she said disappointedly.

What hits Putry harder is the reality that many young fans of Aldy have become victims. They are willing to collect their own money just to meet their idol, but end up with disappointment.

3. Wants Aldy to Take Responsibility, Not Just Apologize

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"Because I know how they feel, wanting to meet their idol, then getting close to their idol with money they’ve saved up themselves," Putry explained.

Initially, she was reluctant to speak to the public, fearing backlash and being seen as seeking attention. However, seeing many victims starting to speak out, she felt it was time to talk to prevent more people from being harmed.

"I actually didn’t want to speak up at first because why bother, just consider the artist unprofessional," she revealed.

Putry hopes Aldy can truly take responsibility, not just apologize to calm the situation. She emphasized that an apology without real action will not resolve the issue.

(kpl/aal/fbi)