Yeah, they’re, targeting, NOT just the vulnerable, but everybody now, even those with a work visa in Taiwan these days…from the Front Page Sections, translated…
The suspects, Lo, Yu were suspected of setting up the “Der-Lang Group” claimed to the public, that they are able to find Burmese migrant workers work, and falsified themselves as the partner of the son-in-law of the Formosa Plastic Company, cheated the agency over three million dollars, and they weren’t successful in scamming by falsifying the documentations from a bank in Hong Kong in five billion euros, but weren’t successful, the District Attorney’s Office in Taipei indicted Yu, Lo, and three of their accomplices on fraud charges.
Those who were also indicted were their accomplices: Tseng, Lu, and Lin.
The D.A.s investigations showed, that last year Yu falsified the claims he was a representative of the country and set up the “Taipei Economics Center-Burmese Representatives”, falsely claimed that he represented the only company that was legal that had ties with Burma, and scammed the foreign hiring agencies over three million dollars.
Yu used the strong reputation of Fang he’d set up his group under Fang’s office, and claimed, that he’d worked in the office run by Fang. The D.A. called Fang to the stand, and Fang denied having ANY involvements with Yu and his accomplices.
So, this, is how easy, those scam artists can trick someone, they can falsefully claim they are related or are close with some bigshot, and, because you’re desperate, you’d, believed them, or maybe, you thought, this individual knows someone who’s so reputable, s/he is trustworthy, but in truth, it’s, ALL a L-I-E, and you still only have yourselves to blame, for falling for it.