Female Malaysian Grads Making Easy Bucks by Selling Bodies, Says Report

It has emerged that young female Malaysian graduates are resorting to more lucrative 'jobs' than the ones their qualifications can ensure. Media reports indicate they are willing to sell their bodies and offer massage services to earn five-digit incomes.

The Harian Metro interviewed three graduates, who even showed their diplomas to the reporters, reports the Star Online.

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Lala from Kedah said she has obtained a tourism diploma at a college in Malacca in 2011.

"This 'job' is easy and does not require long hours to earn big bucks," said the 24-year-old.

Another graduate, Baby, was a professional dancer before going into the sex business.

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Liyana, 24, said she 'cheated' hundreds of men by 'selling' her seductive pictures on social networking sites like Tagged and Facebook.

"Through my online profile, I openly offer massage services. However, those offers are actually fake. In a day, I can cheat five to six men. Before even meeting me, they are willing to bank in RM100 to RM150 into my account," she said, adding she disappears or give excuses to the men after receiving the money.

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Source-ANI