JAKARTA - Uya Kuya told the chronology of when he became a victim of a car sales scam. Reportedly this fraud was carried out by a famous artist and businessman.

Uya Kuya is not alone, because Denise Chariesta also admitted to being a victim of fraud. Both of them recounted the chronology of the fraud that started with depositing Rp. 100 million in cash.

"He wants to sell the car, I ordered a quick down payment. But when I transferred the down payment I wanted to see the car, I answered this and that. The point is that the car is fictitious and not his car," said Uya Kuya in his YouTube video.

Uya Kuya initially accepted the offer because this seller needed money for treatment at the hospital. Uya was asked to come to the hospital to see his car in person but for an hour no one showed up.

The seller said he wanted to return the money but so far Uya has not received the money.

"I was picked up by the driver to the hospital to be promised to see the car and to sign the letter I had the down payment for the car on stamp duty," continued Uya Kuya.

"But until the hospital the car didn't come, the car didn't arrive for more than an hour until the Vellfire car arrived," he said.

In contrast to Uya Kuya, Denise Chariesta claimed that there was evidence of a transfer from the seller, but the seller admitted that this was the fault of his employees.

“The proof of the transfer returned the money but it was edited or pelsong (with the same reference number for me and Uya Kuya) that Medina did and said it was the wrong employee. How dare you sacrifice your employees. If there is anything, the employee will be hit," said Denise Chariesta.


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