ACTOR Datuk Aaron Aziz has come forward to warn the public about a travel agency he once worked with, which he claims has defrauded him and several others.
Taking to Instagram, Aaron revealed that he had suffered a personal loss of RM65,000 due to the agency’s alleged misconduct.
He also shared screenshots of comments from others who claim to have been similarly deceived.
In his post, Aaron addressed criticism from individuals associated with the agency who accused him of “shutting down their source of income” by speaking out publicly.
“To the staff and friends of this agency who say my posts are jeopardising their livelihood – I just don’t want more people to register and end up being mistreated,” he wrote.
“So, this is the reality. If I speak up, how many others will come forward with the same experience?”
Aaron alleged that despite numerous attempts, he had been unable to contact the agency to recover the debt.
“To the company involved – you still owe me RM65,000. I’ve called, but you haven’t picked up. I’ve sent messages, but you haven’t replied,” he said.
“You’ve disappeared. So, please settle my debt immediately or get in touch with me. Don’t just vanish. RM65,000 is still unpaid.”
The actor also disclosed that he had used his child’s school fees – meant for further studies in the United States this August – to support the agency, trusting that he would be reimbursed.
“I used the school fees I’d set aside for my child, who’s heading to America this August. Who’s going to repay that? I helped you, and this is what I get in return. Expect a letter from my lawyer,” he added.
Aaron further claimed that a formal agreement had been signed to allow the agency to repay the amount in instalments, but it had failed to honour its commitment.
The post has drawn strong reactions online, with fans and netizens expressing support for the actor.
