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Police Say Canuck Scammed Thai Students With Bogus US Jobs

By Asaree Thaitrakulpanich, Staff Reporter

 

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Police arrest Michael Roberge on Thursday morning in Bangkok.

 

BANGKOK — Police on Thursday morning arrested a Canadian national who allegedly scammed university students by promising them jobs in the United States.

 

Police Col. Arun Wachirasisukanya arrested Michael Roberge, 37, on the 18th floor of the Amarin Plaza building in Bangkok’s Pathum Wan area. He was charged with scamming dozens of university students for 150,000 baht each after promising them paid internships in the states. Authorities on Thursday were looking for additional possible victims.

 

Full story: http://www.khaosodenglish.com/news/crimecourtscalamity/calamity/2018/10/25/police-say-canuck-scammed-thai-students-with-bogus-us-jobs/

 
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Da*# Canadians !

 

Don't you know you're supposed to apologize (before, during and after) doing anything ? Eh ?

And then apologize for apologizing too much eh !

 

Hosers ! Damaging Canada's reputation ! Trudeau will probably make him the new Minister of Foreign Affairs after this (eh) !

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40 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

Before parting with hard cash it's easy to do some investigation work via the internet to get verification of these so called jobs or overseas positions.... never take anything at face value!

You are forgetting that he was scamming Thai Uni students  Do you honestly believe that any Thai Uni student would have the common sense to check up on anything ?

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Scammed folks should have first taken a short course in COMMON SENSE. A "Canadian" setting up USA paid internships should have been their first hint of "duhhhh here's my money". If conman spoke with a French accent, that also should have alerted the idiots donating money to his good life.

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Might be interesting if they poke around a bit, clarify the story and a few facts.  Apparently the "Thai Business Manager" has some involvement.  Not that a majority Thai business partner would ever cause grief.... ????

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Paid internships in the US. Ridiculous, everyone in North America knows that internships and non paid positions. Companies get young people to work for free to gain experience. One of Canada's/America's scams.

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4 hours ago, NewGuy said:

That’s not Harris Black, is it? (for posters with good memories)

Does look quite like him. Same MO too. Had heard that he's still around Pattaya and up to his old tricks.

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