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Thais conning Thais! This time it's a 30 million baht ponzi scheme run from Australia


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Until such time as Thais understand  that when things appear to be too good to be true, it is normally a rip off, these people will continue to get scammed. I am not sure if it is stupidity or greed, though probably both. Magical numbers of interest do not exist long term. It is hard to feel sympathy for people who throw millions into such obviously dishonest schemes.

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Has to be a foreigner and not a Thai!

"According to Region One chief Pol Gen Amphon Buarapporn "he had never seen a case of a Thai ripping off a fellow Thai. It was always foreigners who were responsible.""

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Yes well where we are the local market folk also rip off their country folk.... Several buying from Tesco lotus & selling at 3 or 4 times the cost... Some have never been to anywhere but the markets as they are old & stuck in their ways. 

Doesn't stop the locals ripping off some of the poorest & vulnerable though ????

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7 hours ago, rooster59 said:

news that a Thai woman and her gang operating out of Melbourne and Sydney has ripped off 100 of her compatriots. 

That would be true! No Aussie would ever think of ripping off another person. That's fair dinkum, mate.   

However, if you're in the market for a bridge..............

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11 hours ago, darksidedog said:

Until such time as Thais understand  that when things appear to be too good to be true, it is normally a rip off, these people will continue to get scammed. I am not sure if it is stupidity or greed, though probably both. Magical numbers of interest do not exist long term. It is hard to feel sympathy for people who throw millions into such obviously dishonest schemes.

They are not only greedy. They ain’t stupid either. Not if they have that amount of money invested in the scheme. It is more probably thinking that when the musical chair stop, they had gotten enough payout and left the others holding the baton. 

 Isn’t that’s how ponzi scheme thrived on ? 

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16 hours ago, seajae said:

so why havent they said anything about aussie police becoming involved seeing its fraud, I am sure the aussie police would close this case up very quickly unlike thai police so maybe they do not want to embarrass themselves by saying what has happened to the scammers or simply havent even told the aussie police its happening for the same reason. Very strange they are not mentioning police at all

 

Maybe they could do with some Aussie police on the roads here. That would wipe the Thai smile off some of this inpatient useless law breaking Thai drivers They would have to fly in an extra plane full of booking tickets for traffic infringements. But look at the bright side of that also the shops would do a roaring trade selling Motorcycle helmets

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