RTP warn porn enthusiasts to stay ‘hard’ on security as unsuspecting victim loses 3 million baht

[Bazerino]

I always stay hard on the porn sites.......

[Liverpool Lou]

10 hours ago, h90 said:

and where did he loose the 3 Million?? Line and memberships doesn't cause that...did he transfer money?

Did you read the full article?...No you didn't.   

Edited June 21, 2023 by Liverpool Lou

[Liverpool Lou]

7 hours ago, h90 said:

what card you can charge 3 Million online and that without confirmation on the mobile phone.

I could think of that they let him install a key logger, there are ways to take over the mobile phone. So in the night a bad guy can transfer money using your phone.

But that isn't mentioned....

But what is, very clearly, mentioned is how he lost the money...if you just bother to read it all.

[Liverpool Lou]

7 hours ago, WHansen said:

Agreed and possibly asked to download software in the form of a media player laced with spyware

Or you could just read the full OP, then you'd know what happened.

[Liverpool Lou]

7 hours ago, hotchilli said:

Yep, they got into his details someway or another.

No, they didn't.

[Xonax]

5 hours ago, Sigma6 said:

How do dim people have millions of baht availble to splurge on pornsites? ????‍♂️

Easy come, easy gone. He may have gained the money from corruption.

[Darksidedude]

Got to love the heading of this story ha ha

[TallGuyJohninBKK]

Folks, if you read the full article, you'll see that -- at least according to the article --this wasn't about spyware or key logging or hacking or anything like that.

 

The victim, in pursuit of porn, voluntarily transferred his own money directly to the scammers.  From the full OP:

 

"During the tasks, the victim was lured into transferring money to the website. The web admin encouraged the victim to transfer larger amounts assuring him that he would get all of the money back at the end of the game. Eventually, the victim lost 3 million baht to the scam."

 

It's called thinking with your little head, instead of thinking with your big head.

 

[proton]

22 hours ago, cjinchiangrai said:

Who pays for porn?

 

The same mugs who pay for sex!

[h90]

3 minutes ago, TallGuyJohninBKK said:

Folks, if you read the full article, you'll see that -- at least according to the article --this wasn't about spyware or key logging or hacking or anything like that.

 

The victim, in pursuit of porn, voluntarily transferred his own money directly to the scammers.  From the full OP:

 

"During the tasks, the victim was lured into transferring money to the website. The web admin encouraged the victim to transfer larger amounts assuring him that he would get all of the money back at the end of the game. Eventually, the victim lost 3 million baht to the scam."

 

It's called thinking with your little head, instead of thinking with your big head.

 

I have a "hard" time to understand that.......I imagine...I look porn, than chat with whoever. They tell me to transfer a big amount: OK so far I can follow it.

They promise me to send the money back??? Send me 3 Millions, later I send you the money back??? that makes no sense at all

Something must be missing here....Has the guy still money? I have some land on the beach for sale in Lao.

[h90]

1 minute ago, proton said:

The same mugs who pay for sex!

Even worse some marry and pay the rest of their life

[TallGuyJohninBKK]

48 minutes ago, h90 said:

I have a "hard" time to understand that.......I imagine...I look porn, than chat with whoever. They tell me to transfer a big amount: OK so far I can follow it.

They promise me to send the money back??? Send me 3 Millions, later I send you the money back??? that makes no sense at all

Something must be missing here....Has the guy still money? I have some land on the beach for sale in Lao.

 

The article suggests the victim was persuaded to start out transferring a small amount in pursuit of porn, and then progressively larger amounts again and again...until the net total of all the transfers supposedly reached 3MB.

 

I'm sure people are  sometimes victimized by technology. But oftentimes in a lot of these kinds of Thai cases we read about here, once you delve into the actual details, it's pure stupidity on the the part of victims voluntarily handing over large amounts of money under dubious circumstances.