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Phuket woman charged for Facebook 'bait and click' in flip-flips for camera fraud

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Phuket woman charged for Facebook 'bait and click' in flip-flips for camera fraud
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The fake Facebook profile invited customers to send money for a camera. Photo: Eakkapop Thongtub

PHUKET: -- A Phuket woman has been charged under the Computer Crime Act and for fraud after she created a fake Facebook account by using someone else’s photo and a fake name in order to dupe people into sending her money for a camera they would never receive.

Armed with search warrant, police arrested Piyanuch Singkhala, 23, at her home in Mai Khao, in northern Phuket, yesterday (Nov 4). Police seized from her house a bankbook and seven post office receipts for parcels sent.

Phuket City Police Deputy Superintendent Col Sakchai Limjareon, accompanied by Lt Col Somsak Thongkleang, announced Piyanuch’s arrest at a press conference today (Nov 5).

The raid followed police receiving a complaint filed by Benjaporn Phumkleng, 24, on October 20.

Full story: http://www.thephuketnews.com/phuket-woman-charged-for-facebook-bait-and-click-in-flip-flips-for-camera-fraud-54834.php

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-- Phuket News 2015-11-06

Should join the police force.

Stupid young lady. How did she think a fake name & photo would prevent the police finding her IP location and then her real address. Clearly not smart enough to evade detection.

Stupid young lady. How did she think a fake name & photo would prevent the police finding her IP location and then her real address. Clearly not smart enough to evade detection.

Here's a picture of the young lady:

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Stupid young lady. How did she think a fake name & photo would prevent the police finding her IP location and then her real address. Clearly not smart enough to evade detection.

Here's a picture of the young lady:

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A face only a mother and a blind man could love.

Stupid young lady. How did she think a fake name & photo would prevent the police finding her IP location and then her real address. Clearly not smart enough to evade detection.

Here's a picture of the young lady:

attachicon.gif1446722367_6211-org.jpg

A face only a mother and a blind man could love.

No wonder she used a fake photo cheesy.gifcheesy.gifcheesy.gif

Been there and they should fine all companies who make there pictures look better for paying extra. Yes you Thai. visa dating!

Stupid young lady. How did she think a fake name & photo would prevent the police finding her IP location and then her real address. Clearly not smart enough to evade detection.

Here's a picture of the young lady:

attachicon.gif1446722367_6211-org.jpg

A face only a mother and a blind man could love.

No wonder she used a fake photo cheesy.gifcheesy.gifcheesy.gif

That camera sure has magical properties...!!!

Stupid young lady. How did she think a fake name & photo would prevent the police finding her IP location and then her real address. Clearly not smart enough to evade detection.

Here's a picture of the young lady:

attachicon.gif1446722367_6211-org.jpg

A face only a mother and a blind man could love.

And a lot of middle aged, lonely, first time to Thailand, foreigners. cheesy.gif

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