Being cheated of 1.6 billion in the game, the young man panicked and reported to the police and was scammed again 400 million

Present phenomenon online scam still popular with increasingly sophisticated tricks. Despite being warned in advance, there are still people who accidentally fall into the traps of scammers. Recently in China, a man was cheated to more than 2 billion when playing a game just because he was gullible and obedient to the bad luck.

This man, surnamed Tu, is currently living in Yongkang city. After graduating with a master’s degree, Mr. Tu became a freelancer. In his spare time, Mr. Tu likes to relieve stress by playing games, recently a guy has actively made friends with him through a social networking site, and at the same time inciting him to play a game that can make money fast, then share to him From a website.
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Mr. Tu did as this man said, but downloaded an application to his computer, registered an account, loaded it with 500 yuan (about 1.6 million dong) and then bet in the game. In just half an hour, Mr. Tu earned 100 yuan (about 300,000 VND). So Mr. Tu strongly believes in this application as well as the stranger who actively approached. The next day when he went to work, he added another 9500 yuan (31 million dong), when the profit reached 1800 yuan (60 million dong), he withdrew cash from the account. Thua wins, a total of Mr. Tu has loaded into this application 500,000 yuan (over 1.6 billion dong).

When his account reached 600,000 yuan, Mr. Xu decided to withdraw into cash, but at this time the system informed him that he would not be able to withdraw until the amount in his account reached 150,000 yuan. At this time, Mr. Tu knew that he had been cheated and quickly reported to the police, the police also warned him many times not to recharge again and not to believe anything the scammers said.​

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But when he got home, Mr. Tu was still not satisfied when he was cheated, determined to get back the lost money. So he opened the game again, the customer service staff actively contacted Mr. Tu, promising that if he added 188888 yuan (623 million VND) more, he could accelerate the rate of profit, quickly. money can be withdrawn. Wanting to remove the antlers, Mr. Tu recharged another 130000 yuan (430 million) and then bet in the game again, and so on until the money in the account was sucked out. At this time, the customer care staff did not contact him again, the original scammer blocked Mr. Tu’s messages. Currently, the Chinese police are investigating the case, whether Mr. Xu can get all the lost money back, no one knows.​