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 So I fell for a scam...not an investment scam., (final update)

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theozis
post Sep 2 2025, 08:43 PM

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QUOTE(icemanfx @ Aug 28 2025, 06:16 AM)
most scammers are based in countries e.g Cambodia, Burma under the protection of corrupted politicians and enforcement agency. Scamming generate billions USD income every year. When comes under pressure, these countries will arrest and deport some low ranking members for a few weeks then back to normal.

Bnm may instruct banks to delay abnormal or unusual money transfer by 24 to 48 hours. But will create inconvenience to most bank customers.

Scammers are unlikely to stop until u.s or prc exercise their military muscle or regime change.
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Correct,
Without protection from the government including politicians and law enforcement,
scammer groups are powerless.
Legal authorities have the full access to telecom networks, directly or indirectly,
so there's no reason scammers should be able to avoid capture and punishment
theozis
post Sep 2 2025, 08:47 PM

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QUOTE(TsubakiKira @ Aug 27 2025, 11:04 PM)
Money lose and earn over time is fine, for me it's not the money. It's the damn credit card companies wanting to you settle the outstanding asap. That's the headache for me.
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there are many bank offering 0% balance transfer & cash out from credit card currently
you may utilize it to pay the bank in installments without interest charged

This post has been edited by theozis: Sep 2 2025, 09:13 PM

 

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