Taiwanese society has paid close attention to the “Cambodia scam” job trap in recent months. A YouTuber from Hong Kong said that he suspects that local fraud groups have also begun to bury their hands in Hong Kong. YouTuber “L Guy LLOTALK” in Southeast Asia said that recently, a viewer privately sent him a message, saying that he had received an invitation from a friend who had not been in contact with him for many years, and hoped that he would go to Cambodia to engage in the cryptocurrency business, and also pointed out that the local needs information technology. Talent, employers can provide a high salary of $6,000, and even arrange room and board, and even naturalization after a few years. Mr. L was worried that the netizen would be deceived, so he called the other party, hoping that the netizen could dispel the idea of going to Cambodia. Mr. L mentioned that the current local scam groups are prevalent, and many people who are proficient in Chinese are needed, including Taiwanese to work locally. They do not get high salaries as expected. Instead, they are often deducted from labor, and even beaten, sexually assaulted, etc., if they want to leave Local people need to pay for “redemption”, which may cost tens of thousands of dollars. They even have to successfully induce a few people to join the fraud army in the local area before they can return to the country. L is worried that the fraud group will also wave to Hong Kong people, reminding the audience to face the local people. Job invitations require extra caution.
Regarding Hong Kong people or facing the “Cambodia scam” job trap, “Yahoo News” has inquired about the Hong Kong police, but has not responded yet.
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In the film, Mr. L said that he received a message from the audience Axi (pseudonym), expressing his hope to learn about Cambodia’s background information and current situation from him. “Working, engaged in the cryptocurrency business, and Axi pointed out that this friend told him that if he worked in the local area for a few years, he could be naturalized, and “buying a house was flat.” Axi also pointed out that this friend worked locally with a monthly salary of $6,000. About 47,000 Hong Kong dollars, and Axi pointed out that seeing the current situation in Hong Kong, he hopes to take the opportunity to go out.
Mr. L pointed out that he noticed a large number of Taiwan media reports about the “Cambodia scam” job trap more than a week ago, and already had a certain grasp of the background of the incident. Now he happened to receive a message from Axi, which made him suspicious. Guy L pointed out that he would ask Axi again whether the company he hired was a big company, and whether they said they would issue air tickets. Axi said that the other company could issue air tickets, and said, “You can come over for a trial job than me.” L guy said that he After seeing the message, I was “shocked” and immediately said that he wanted to talk to Axi, hoping to persuade the other party to cancel the trip. L said that he spent half an hour trying to convince Axi. Although he didn’t know Axi’s final intention, he could feel Axi’s disappointment from the conversation.
Mr. L mentioned that he found some cases of people who were successfully rescued on the Internet. He pointed out that a Chinese named Lou was once sold to work in an industrial park in Sihanoukville for $12,000. , After Lou called the Chinese embassy, the other party instructed him to call the police. After Lou complied, he alerted the criminal group, and the group sold him to another criminal group at a higher price. Assistant Governor Nuuk replied, allowing him to be finally rescued. Mr. L said that the criminal group has colluded with the local police, and the local police are likely to accept bribes. Calling the police is not a way to escape from danger, but will be counterproductive.
Mr. L believes that he originally thought that similar scams may be far away from Hong Kong people, but Ashe’s case made him think that the fraud group may want to shift the target, and even Hong Kong people are included in the recruitment target, so he hopes to share the incident. People’s hearts are indispensable.” He also pointed out that although many people may have been invited to the local area out of greed, in the final analysis they all suffered in the process, and I hope everyone will not blame them.