MGR Online – Female victims of hot spots. Check the Facebook page of credit card debt removal program. Fooled to aggravate, claiming to help pay off 30 percent of the debt, finally losing money 2.8 hundred thousand baht
Today (February 8) at the Technological Crime Suppression Division (BAAC), Khathaphon Sonthichit, President of the Journalists and Media Association (Thailand), Ms Thanyaporn Kong Dee, age 28, the injured person came to report To the investigation officer of the Office of the Police to ask to check one of the Facebook pages about the credit card debt discharge scheme. That deceived victims into joining the said program and earning credit card income
Miss Thanyaporn revealed that he had talked to people in the Facebook application. About being in debt with a credit card amount of 5 cards totaling almost 300,000 baht before being introduced to the project page about debt removal and earning from credit cards. Therefore joined the project By viewing the page already There is credibility. Because there are various documents And the registration certificate is displayed on the page all the time Therefore contact the staff through the said page The page will pay the credit card 30 percent of the total card balance. And the victim to pay 70 percent of the total amount of the credit card debt, totaling 281,000 baht through a company name. And complete the process within 7 days
Ms. Thanyaporn said that after he had transferred the full amount through the company for 7 days, he contacted the page But received the same reply that “He broke the terms of the project” but did not report what conditions were breached. And the project will transfer all the money back within December ’20 until now, there is still no staff to contact back. When calling. Inquiring, he has evaded all the time, citing various reasons, therefore asking for help from Journalists and Media Association (Thailand)
Mr. Khathaphon revealed that the association helped review the page and found that the project owner is a former legal representative of a government agency. But has now been fired And now the association has received complaints from more than 35 victims in Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai and Nakhon Ratchasima proving victims of the said page.
Initially, the police were notified before taking further legal action.
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