Among them is Twitter user manap.exe (a.k.a @pundetaguna) who then reached out to CIMB’s customer service and was told that there has been a processing error involving a service called “Money Send” which led to the duplication of fund transfers to their account. We couldn’t find such service by that name on CIMB’s website but the closest reference that we found is a Mastercard-related service.
— manap.exe (@pundetaguna) January 25, 2022 Meanwhile, manap.exe were further informed by the customer service agent that the bank will credit the earmarked amount – RM28,500.90 in their case – from the account. In a separate tweet, the user has clarified that they have never received such an amount of money before. Over at CIMB’s Facebook page, several other customers have also reported receiving a similar alert from the bank – with some of them involving amounts of more than RM 100,000. (Source: [1][2][3][4])When we reached out to CIMB to obtain further clarification, we were provided with this statement: All in all, we were told that CIMB will sort this issue out directly with each customer that has received the alert. However, the bank did not detail exactly how the issue will be resolved. We are reaching out to these customers to ensure a fair and managed resolution. Impacted customers can also call us at 03 22956188 for further clarification and discussion.
