Woman held for making false promises, cheating migrant workers

By The Nation

 

 

Samut Prakan police raided a house on Friday where the business of bringing migrant workers into Thailand was being operated.

 

The company, based on Theparak Road, reportedly charged workers Bt19,600 each with the promise of a job in Thailand.

 

However, more than 300 victims reported that they had lost their deposits and could not contact the woman who had brought them to Thailand.

 

Police investigators found the company was owned by a 45-year-old woman known as Wassana, who provided work permits for migrant workers.

 

She was arrested and slapped with fraud charges, which she initially denied saying the money did not come to her.

 

Police are collecting evidence and contacting witnesses to dig into the operation further.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30395914

 

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‘Woman held for making false promises’: if that is, by itself, punishable, the courts would be very busy!

Edited October 9, 20205 yr by damascase
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18 hours ago, webfact said:

Police are collecting evidence and contacting witnesses to dig into the operation further.

300 x 19,600 bt 

Police want to dig into ~6,000,000 bt

im sure for many of these poor victims this is a lot of money to lose many of these scammers have absolutley no conscience.

I have less sympathy for stupid people scammed out of millions on ùnbelievable returns but to cheat the poor and desparate who were not looking for something for free its terrible