Don't touch my boyfriend, who is into romance scams, borrows money from children and transfers loans
Mar 03, 2025
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In 'Ask Anything', which airs at 8:30 p.m. today (24th), a storyteller who is worried about her mother, who has been waiting for a foreign man for four years due to romance scams, appears.
She said that she accidentally discovered her mother's Facebook conversation and found out that she was being scammed for romance, and that her mother, who was talking to her friend, was fascinated by her opponent, who was 15 years younger than her, and even thought of remarrying.
To confuse his mother, he repeatedly lied, explaining that time has passed and that he has been having a romance scam for four years.
When the mother told her that she needed money to send the luggage, she opened her hands to her children, and the writer borrowed 2 million won and the eldest brother 5 million won, but the luggage he said did not come even after a few months, and she asked her mother, saying, "Isn't it a scam?" but she repeatedly told her to wait.
After that, he continued to spend money by delivering gifticons, and his children reported it to the police, but blocked it by saying "Don't touch my boyfriend."
In the end, they keep changing their phone numbers or leaving SNS, but they say they are somehow finding it and continuing the conversation. Lee Soo-geun, listening to the writer's story, was worried that "Is there anything else that the writer doesn't know?" and "The criminal seems to be inside.", he sometimes suspects.
On top of that, it is said that the mother, who was trying to get an illegal loan, was involved in voice phishing and even was investigated by the police while doing transportation work.
Seo Jang-hoon consoled that the financial damage was not great, saying "Thank goodness during misfortune", but the story of the storyteller, who is worried that he continues to be used by non-substantial criminals, can be found on episode 306 of 'Ask Anything' on KBS Joy channel at 8:30 p.m. today (2nd).
More videos of 'Ask Anything' can also be found on major online channels (YouTube, Facebook, etc.) and portal sites.
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