There’s, still, NO victim in this! Off of the Front Page Sections, translated…
The Group Scammed the Victims Over Five Million Dollars, the Victims are Traumatized in Physically & Psychologically, Afterwards, the Group Told the Workers to Take the Fall for What the Scam Ring’s Responsible for
The man, Chen who’d graduated from the department of law was suspected of getting four good-looking female YouTubers, to set up, making the male fans willing to spend money on them, to put in the donations, to make the sales, the group scammed over five million dollars N.T.s total. The Taipei D.A.’s office charged Chen and eleven members of his scam ring on fraud and other charges, and asked the courts to hand down a very severe sentence especially for Chen, as he was a graduate of the law department and knew the laws well.
Some of the YouTubers, would do as their viewers requested of them, if the donations were, high enough in amount. The D.A. found, that the female YouTuber used the overly used excuses of “my mother forcing me to marry someone else because she took the dowry from the man already” or “I ran out of cash, and I’m going to have to donate my eggs”, as well as “I got injured from a drug testing trial”, to scam, then, the ladies would split up the amounts donated to the various “causes” with their agencies.
The D.A. found, the thirty-seven-year-old Chen, graduated out of the law department of university, he originally worked as a fan club editor for the entertainment company, two years ago, he’d started a business on his own, found the women, Bai-Bai (Ma, age 25), Nana (Chen, age 25), Cutesy Lin (Lin, age 25), Love Li (Li, age 37), and some other Youtubers and signed the contracts, set up the FB fans pages, and used Instagram to post their photos, and the LINE groups to interact with their fans.
Chen and his group searched for the matches from the friendship apps online, then, pulled the business to the private platforms, and instant-messaged the male fans, with the editor being the one answering the private messages from the fans, setting up the meet-and-greet, interacting with the fans, waited until the victims are too connected with the female Youtubers, then, had the ladies use the excuses of “lacking sales”, “family members ill”, falsely dating the victims, and demanded the fans to pay to donate to their causes, then, afterwards, using the “anti-romance rule of the company”, “breaching of contract”, “sent to Korea for the nude shoots because lacking in amount of sales”, and some other major methods, to get the amounts to increase. There were at least fifteen men who’d “fallen into the love trap”, who were victimized by the scams, in the total of over five million dollars N.T.
The district attorneys stated, that Chen studied law, and he’d, pushed, pressed the victims in the process, and had even falsely offered that he could give them legal counsels, and got the employees to take the fall, told the YouTubers to lie, attempted to get away from his own bad actions.
The D.A. criticized that Chen knowingly broke the laws, that he’d scammed with great malice, of his victims, there were the ones who were forced to take out the loans, and traumatized physically AND emotionally, and there’s NO show of his remorse afterwards, and thus, asked the courts to hand down a severe sentence.
And the man is to blame, for taking advantage, sure, but, the VICTIMS who got scammed are, equally as guilty too, I mean, think about it, if there’s NO demand (for sex, for sexy ladies strutting their stuff on YouTube for losers to watch), would there be a supply? Hell NO! So, there’s, still NO victim here, only abusers AND enablers, and these men who got scammed, are equally to blame, but because they’d lost money, that’s why, the laws stood on their sides, and this still just showed, how the YouTube channels, how the internet is, adding, to these, criminal activities, because of how easily accessed these sorts of shits are right now.