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Japanese expats say they lost 30 million baht in retirement visa investment scam

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1 hour ago, wavodavo said:

Old saying...A fool and his money soon do part !

And my personal favorite from P.T.B.:

 “Never wisen-up a chump.”

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    Now she can open another agency to help these guys out with a loan...

  • Oh dear I feel sorry for the Japanese victims to this scam, clearly you’re far better off and safer in  a civilised well functioning country as Japan, I don’t get it,  why wasting your time and money

  • Yup, such things never happen in Japan. Such an honest and well functioning society. https://www.nippon.com/en/japan-data/h00695/

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3 hours ago, wavodavo said:

Old saying...A fool and his money soon do part !

So true.

   But I've often wondered how they were able to get together in the first place.

17 hours ago, tonray said:
18 hours ago, Uzul said:

They used Ponzi ???

No, they were Japanese, not Italian. Ha ha ha

Maybe a Banzai scheme....

breaking news:  chinese lose 100 billion.  japanese lose 200 billion.  

1,000 Farangs were scammed of their life savings in CM..... total:  576 baht  

On 3/18/2021 at 1:47 PM, Ramdas said:

Oh dear I feel sorry for the Japanese victims to this scam, clearly you’re far better off and safer in  a civilised well functioning country as Japan, I don’t get it,  why wasting your time and money in Thailand’s land of scams and corruption ????????‍♂️

When are people going to learn? TIT and we are living in a den of thieves! I HAVE ABSOLUTELY NO SYMPATHY ????

 

On 3/18/2021 at 1:47 PM, Ramdas said:

I don’t get it,  why wasting your time and money in Thailand’s land of scams and corruption ????????‍♂️

Yeah Thailand must be the only country in the world that has scams. No prisons, no crime, everybody is honest except in Thailand. 

22 hours ago, Truth Will Set You Free said:

Greed on both ends.......

If you had 800,000 baht, place it in an account and leave it alone. Why use it to invest when you have what you need?

It seems the older they get the dumber they get........

 

 

 Words of Wisdom , from a Newbie ..  Any Links ?

    Fyi , the older you get , the  richer  you  get ... Pensions , etc .

    My BP pension , along with my DWPension .

    Money earned the hard way . What can i do with it ?

   I doubt if you will ever recieve a pension .

    Bon Voyage , chancer ...

     Get a job , with a pension ...555

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14 hours ago, scubascuba3 said:

Seems easy to scam people in Thailand

Absolutely! Legal protection is flimsy ! The fact that products and services can be sold which  have false information in shops, online,  everywhere. And the sellers know there's very little action taken so they just carry on their merry way !

On 3/18/2021 at 1:47 PM, Ramdas said:

Oh dear I feel sorry for the Japanese victims to this scam, clearly you’re far better off and safer in  a civilised well functioning country as Japan, I don’t get it,  why wasting your time and money in Thailand’s land of scams and corruption ????????‍♂️

They are not the victims, they are the criminals. They knew full well that lending the money to those who did not have it is against the law, but wanted to make money themselves.

This is just as much their scam as any Thai person.

 

 

 

 

 

23 minutes ago, canthai55 said:

They are not the victims, they are the criminals. They knew full well that lending the money to those who did not have it is against the law, but wanted to make money themselves.

This is just as much their scam as any Thai person.

 

 

 

 

 

That's obvious...

But why let the facts get in the way of a little gratuitous Thai-bashing?

Similar reactions are almost spontaneous among these pitiful misfits.

On 3/18/2021 at 7:40 PM, dabhand said:

The poster was stating that Japan was a well functioning country. I was merely pointing out a possible flaw in his comment.

Do keep up......????

Mate..Have you honestly ever tried to keep up with stuff stated here ? 
 

it ain’t easy brother !

42 minutes ago, Tambs2020 said:

Mate..Have you honestly ever tried to keep up with stuff stated here ? 
 

it ain’t easy brother !

 

Yup. I try my best, but I now realise just how King Canute must have felt!!

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