Pattaya transvestite accused of cheating businessmen in gold scheme

By The Nation

 

About 30 businessmen in Pattaya say a transvestite former cabaret performer cheated them out of almost Bt150 million.

 

Panthakorn Supawannathorn, 46, and the others filed a complaint with police station at 3am on Thursday alleging Wiwat Lamnee, 30, had tricked them into investing in gold bars with a promise of profit payments every 10 to 15 days.

 

Panthakorn said each of the businessmen had invested between Bt500,000 and Bt6000,000, transferring the money to Wiwat, who then disappeared.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/breakingnews/30340967

 

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Makes me laugh when the lust for personal gain turns to pure pain......and to be ripped off by a ladyboy must be an enormous loss of face. Ha ha ha!

1. Nigerians

2. Transvestites

3. Shifty eyed expats

4. People with mustaches or beards in a hot/humid temperate zone

 

All top a wary list to conduct business with.?

Som num na yah numpties!!!

3 hours ago, LennyW said:

Som num na yah numpties!!!

I love the word "numpties".

3 am ? Probably reported it to the janitor

" investing in gold bars with a promise of profit payments every 10 to 15 days."

 

Irrespective of whether the gold price goes down or stays static
how is it possible that there are 30 businessmen in Pattaya that are so naive?

 

Could be a dyslexic ladyboy sitting on an inventory of gold bras.

Business men that is a joke how can they possibly had make money if they can believe this sorry Thai people are just greedy 

I have a idea send me 100k every month and you will get 80k profit every month 

how is it possible that there are 30 businessmen in Pattaya that are so naive?

I'm only surprised that the number is so small.

"How a ladyboy stole my heart and my money" - Written By 30 poor men

 

I'd buy it

Investing in a gold scheme run by a ladyboy from Pattaya.......

What can possibly go wrong......?.......

I think it's a stretch to call these unfortunate fellows 'businessmen'