Previously, we have repeatedly published articles exposing the real life of northern Myanmar, as well as the purgatory life of electrical fraudsters tempted by "high salaries" to Northern Myanmar and other places. Now, another living case to confirm to us: those who are lured overseas by "high salary" electrical fraud personnel, while cheating, but also miserably alive, do you still have illusions?

On August 3, the public security bureau of Jiuzhaigou, Aba Prefecture, received a public alarm from Mr. Xiao, saying that he transferred money to scammers 16 times when he took an online loan and was cheated of nearly 120,000 yuan. After Mr. Shaw called the police, the unexpected happened. Fraudsters sent him distress messages: "Save me", "I am locked here", "there is a gun at the door", "every day if you do not work, you will not eat, you will be beaten"...

Loan failed, but was defrauded by 120,000

According to Xiao, he was ready to borrow 30,000 yuan online for capital turnover, and searched the Internet for "low-interest, unsecured" loans. And under the warm recommendation of the "customer service staff", I downloaded the loan APP.

After the whole exchange, in just one hour, because of the "bank card information error", Mr. Xiao received a dense text warning from the "customer service staff" : "If you do not handle it well in three working days, the payment country will be permanently frozen and affect the credit investigation", "I will hand it over and you will go to Beijing to deal with it yourself".

In addition to these "serious consequences" of the text, Mr. Xiao also received a "China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission" issued a "on Xiao ** loan complaint unfreezing review notice", requiring Mr. Xiao to immediately apply for the account unfreezing, or he will be charged with "loan fraud". In a panic, Mr. Xiao raised money everywhere, and transferred 16 times to multiple bank card accounts provided by "customer service staff", transferring nearly 120,000 yuan before finding that he was cheated.

The scammer sent a distress message to the victim

After Mr. Shaw called the police, the unexpected happened. Fraudsters sent him distress messages: "Save me", "I am locked here", "there is a gun at the door", "every day if you do not work, you will not eat, you will be beaten"... One can't help but feel both anger and sympathy for these fraudsters abroad. At present, the case is under further investigation.

Starting from this year, many places across the country have issued stern notices, and a variety of means have been used to urge the return of local telecommunications fraud personnel staying abroad to return to surrender. However, there are also some people like the above electrical fraudsters, the body has been controlled, simply can not get out, living a hell of a life.

In recent years, many fraud black platforms in the name of "high salary" recruitment, to lure domestic teenagers to Southeast Asia, but after arriving abroad will confiscate their mobile phone ID card, passport and other personal information, in order to restrict personal freedom, physical harm and other ways to force fraud related work. This case also reminds everyone once again: do not easily believe strangers or unknown overseas "high-paying" jobs promoted on the network, so as not to become a "fraud" tool used by black platforms, both suffering and illegal crimes.