A young Chinese man, addicted to gambling and burdened with huge debts, was forced to fly to Laos to engage in scam operations, becoming a typical "piglet".
He revealed that behind the scenes, a group of Chinese people were controlling everything. They set up a scam park in Laos and imposed special behavioral bans on "their own compatriots".
Xiaohao (pseudonym), a man in his twenties and originally a freelancer with unstable income, became addicted to nightlife and gambling. He started borrowing from high-interest lenders and eventually accumulated severe debts, facing an inability to repay.
To repay his debts, he was lured to Laos for a high-paying job, but upon arrival, he was forcibly pulled into a scam gang and became a "piglet".
Xiaohao disclosed that the scam park in Laos is dominated by Chinese and has a strict management system. There is a special rule within the park that strictly prohibits scamming compatriots.
The main targets of the scam activities are Asians and Westerners, and the scam gang uses investment scams on cryptocurrency platforms to defraud. Xiaohao was forced to participate in these activities, once deceiving a Taiwanese into investing about $20,000.
During the three months of "work", Xiaohao and other "piglets" worked 16 to 18 hours a day. Their tasks included stealing photos of handsome men to attract beautiful women on social media, establishing online romantic relationships, and inducing them to invest in cryptocurrencies.
All this was carried out according to a pre-set scam script, and any member who did not comply with the rules would be fined.
This insider information reveals the tight operation and illegal activities of the transnational scam gang, and also exposes some innocent individuals who are forced to participate in illegal activities under extreme debt pressure. Local police and international law enforcement agencies are intensifying investigations into such cases, striving to uncover the dark secrets behind them.
