Big Profit Guaranteed Online Investment Fraud Revenge, Get Money Back
Dec 27, 2024
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According to Hong Kong media South China Morning Post and Taiwanese media EBC News, Mr. A, who lives in Nantou in central Taiwan, became a victim of online investment fraud.
The scam group, which impersonated a woman, persuaded A to invest 700,000 Taiwanese dollars (about 31.5 million won) in cash.
They also constantly asked A to install an unidentified application on his mobile phone.
Since then, Mr. A has been called 'Daddy' and has built a rapport by constantly asking about his health, meals, and safety.
After that, it can make a big profit"A total of 1.3 million Taiwanese dollars (about 58.5 million won) were transferred by inducing continuous investment. It claimed that its revenue was more than 600,000 Taiwanese dollars (about 27 million won).
When Mr. A says he wants to withdraw the proceeds, the fraud team "You have to reach a certain amount to withdraw.", he refused.
Upon learning this, A's son was inspired to do the same when he saw a YouTuber say 'You need a bigger bait than the lost bait to get the chance to get your money back'.
He contacted the scam group again on his father's cell phone.
Two friends then tricked into wanting to make a big profit like him, so they wanted to invest 500,000 Taiwanese dollars and 1 million Taiwanese dollars, respectively.
At the same time, he asked when he could come to pick up the cash.
When the scam group responded positively, it asked "We urgently need funds due to family problems" I hope you will withdraw NT$700,000 from the proceeds you mentioned"
As the scam group balked, the son spent hours persuading them but pretending to be two other investors and inquiring about the investment details.
In the end, the fraud team was misled by the larger amount and returned $700,000 to A.
At the same time, he said he had to pay a 5-10% fee. However, Mr. A and his son did not fall for it and ignored it.
Netizens are saying, "It looks like there's not enough fraud squads", "It's like a movie to take revenge by fraud", Posted comments such as "This is true anti-fraud activity".
bellho@sportschosun.com
