Bisnis Dana Talangan di Balik Kasus Alm Kent Lisandi ditipu Oknum Karyawan Maybank 30 Milyar

Roy Shakti
18 Mar 202516:10

Summary

TLDRThe video discusses the tragic story of Kenly Sandi, a young entrepreneur from Bandung who was scammed by a Maybank official for 30 billion IDR. The business involved is 'funding bridging,' where investors lend money to facilitate transactions, with potential returns of 5-10%. The video explains the risks of this unofficial business model, highlighting the dangers of being deceived by seemingly trustworthy individuals, including bank officials. It also warns about the challenges and potential scams, urging viewers to be cautious when dealing with high-risk investments. The speaker, Roy Sakti, shares insights from his experience and offers advice to avoid similar pitfalls.

Takeaways

  • 😀 Kenly Sandi, a businessman from Bandung, was scammed out of 30 billion IDR through a loan bridging scheme (dana talangan), which ultimately led to his tragic death due to stress.
  • 😀 The scam involved individuals pretending to be representatives of Maybank, manipulating Kenly into believing he was involved in a legitimate partnership.
  • 😀 Loan bridging businesses promise high returns (5-10%) by covering financial gaps, but they operate in an unofficial and risky space.
  • 😀 Roy Sakti, an instructor in a credit card management course, was contacted by Kenly's family to help raise awareness of the case and its tragic outcome.
  • 😀 Dana talangan schemes often involve intermediaries who claim to facilitate funding for businesses in exchange for high returns, creating a false sense of security.
  • 😀 These schemes are risky, as they often start with smaller investments, gradually leading to larger sums until the victim faces a huge financial loss.
  • 😀 Many such scams involve individuals working with bank employees, such as branch heads, who play a critical role in convincing victims to trust the process.
  • 😀 Even though most dana talangan transactions might appear successful, they carry significant risk, and once a scammer gains the victim's trust, larger amounts can be easily manipulated.
  • 😀 In the case of Kenly, the funds were transferred to the scammer's account and disappeared, leading to financial ruin for him and his family.
  • 😀 Roy advises against participating in high-risk ventures without proper guarantees, as even trusted intermediaries can be part of a scam, emphasizing the need for vigilance.

Q & A

  • Who is Kenly Sandi and what happened to him?

    -Kenly Sandi was a businessman from Bandung who was scammed by an individual posing as a representative of Maybank. He lost 30 billion IDR through a dana talangan scheme and tragically passed away due to the stress caused by the scam.

  • What is dana talangan, and how does it work?

    -Dana talangan is a type of bridging finance where individuals provide temporary funds to help businesses pay off their debts or obligations. The business repays the funds with interest after a short period, often promising a return of 5-10%. This scheme operates unofficially and carries high risks.

  • How did Kenly Sandi get involved in this scam?

    -Kenly Sandi was tricked into believing he was working with legitimate representatives of Maybank, specifically an individual who posed as a bank branch head. Over time, he was convinced to invest in the dana talangan business, leading to a massive financial loss.

  • What role do bank employees play in the dana talangan scheme?

    -Bank employees, particularly branch heads, are sometimes involved in facilitating these scams. They are used to build trust with potential investors by making the operation appear legitimate, as they work within a bank, even though they are acting independently.

  • What are the risks of engaging in dana talangan businesses?

    -The primary risk is that the business is highly informal and unregulated, leading to potential fraud. While most transactions may appear successful, there is always the chance of encountering fraudulent actors who exploit the system, leading to severe financial losses.

  • What is the typical return on investment in dana talangan businesses?

    -Investors can potentially earn returns of 5-10% on their investment within a short period, usually around a week. However, these high returns come with significant risks, and there is no guarantee of repayment.

  • Why is the dana talangan business attractive to some people?

    -The appeal lies in the high returns promised, which can range from 5 to 10% for a short-term investment. This attracts individuals who are looking for quick profits, especially when they believe they are working with trustworthy intermediaries.

  • What caused Kenly Sandi’s death?

    -Kenly Sandi's death was attributed to the immense stress and anxiety caused by the financial scam. The pressure from losing such a large amount of money led to his tragic passing.

  • What role does Roy Sakti play in this story?

    -Roy Sakti is the host of the video and an educator in financial strategies, specifically through his 'Credit Card Revolution' course. He shares his knowledge on securing capital and managing finances, though he also advises caution when engaging in informal business dealings like dana talangan.

  • How can one protect themselves from scams like the one that affected Kenly Sandi?

    -The best protection is to ensure that any investment is secure and properly backed by legal guarantees. Avoid dealing with individuals who offer high returns with minimal risk. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Additionally, it's important to stay informed and cautious, especially when intermediaries such as bank employees are involved.

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