The case files
Every claim gets the same treatment: what they promised, what we found, who profits, one stamp. Cards marked "Full file" have the complete dissection.
The claim
"A dream paradise for all mankind. Home to 700,000 by 2035."
The finding
Towers built for 700,000. Occupancy that rounds to a rounding error, plus influencers filming ghost-town tours.
The claim
"30% monthly. Guaranteed. My students all drive Lambos."
The finding
The Lamborghini is rented by the hour for photos outside KLCC. The only consistent returns are the course fees.
The claim
"It cooks rice."
The finding
One button. Has outlived three air fryers and at least one marriage. There is no catch.
The claim
"The king of fruits meets the future of money."
The finding
The durians were real. The liquidity was not. Farm-to-rug in four months — a record, even for fruit.
The claim
"Lose 8kg in two weeks. No exercise. 100% herbal."
The finding
Health regulators across the region keep finding unlisted pharmaceuticals in these sachets. "Herbal" is doing a lot of work in that sentence.
The claim
"Own 10 condos with zero capital. I'll show you the loophole."
The finding
You can. Briefly. The bank would like a word around unit six, and the loophole has your name on it.
The claim
"Machine learning perfects every grain."
The finding
It has a chip that does what the RM89 one's button does, plus an app that needs updating. We ran a blind taste test. The rice is identical.
The claim
"The biggest discounts of the year. One day only."
The finding
Price trackers show the "original" price appearing on 10.11. Some deals are real; the maths on most is theatre. Track first, buy second.
The claim
"Cannot buy one."
The finding
Correct. We tested eleven commercial brands against the original. None survived contact. Some things genuinely resist disruption.
Files №138 and earlier are being migrated into this archive. Every one of them — including the twelve we got wrong — is already logged in the ledger.