According to Cambodian media reports: Cambodian police raided a suspected online gambling and telecommunications fraud den in Bavi City, Chai Zeng Province this evening (24th), arresting hundreds of p…more>>
Remember in February this year, during an online exchange with executives from a well-known company in the Philippines, one of them asked, "How can we protect our competitiveness if our work results a…more>>
Security is chaotic, there is a lot of gossip, but learning knowledge is just as important. Any topic related to industry development can be discussed here.
Yesterday there was news: a significant precedent, Barangays can legally operate bingo without reporting to PAGCOR, is it true?
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The news said that the Supreme Court has ruled that Barangays (vil…more>>
Security is chaotic, there is a lot of gossip, but learning knowledge is just as important. Any topic related to industry development can be discussed here.
I heard that a company in the Philippines issued a notice asking employees to return to the office for work. What were they thinking? Do they think the employees' lives are too long, or are they just …more>>
News from Baguio City, Philippines - The Supreme Court has officially ruled that local villages and towns have the right to organize fundraising activities, including bingo games, without the need to …more>>
Recently, a friend who works in headhunting complained to me: recruitment in the gambling industry is becoming increasingly difficult. Several old friends also mentioned that the "plates" they handle …more>>
Security is chaotic, there is a lot of gossip, but learning knowledge is just as important. Any topic related to industry development can be discussed here.
I've only been in Southeast Asia for a few months and am new to this industry. Honestly, seeing so many news stories about Chinese people being kidnapped and killed recently has been really upsetting …more>>
On April 23, Prime Minister Hun Manet and the visiting Thai Prime Minister Petongtan held formal talks in Phnom Penh, focusing on cooperation to combat transnational telecommunications fraud. They agr…more>>
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A few days ago, after finishing "The Crowd: A Study of the Popular Mind," one sentence particularly struck me: "The…more>>
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I am currently working as a product manager at a company in Cambodia (I have five years of experience), with a monthly salary of about 50,000 RMB, plus an annual bonus, making my annual salary approxi…more>>
Recently, a court in Heze, Shandong Province, publicly tried and sentenced a case of "killing foreign disk" telecom network fraud. The case mainly targeted Indians as the victims, involved a huge amou…more>>
I used to work in a major Chinese company, and I've been in the Philippines for a year now. I feel that I at least make more money here than back home. Everyone knows the situation in China now. Besid…more>>
Over the past three weeks, I have focused on using AI tools such as ChatGPT, DeepSeek, and Grok for multidimensional data collection and in-depth discussions, combined with my past experience in the p…more>>
Security is chaotic, there is a lot of gossip, but learning knowledge is just as important. Any topic related to industry development can be discussed here.
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) has released a new report indicating:
Cyber fraud syndicates based in Southeast Asia are rapidly spreading globally, including to South America, A…more>>
Yesterday, I saw a topic about the local lottery in the Philippines written by "Fifteen Years of Gambling Industry Observation". I would like to share my observations as well.
Nowadays, the local lot…more>>
Security is chaotic, there is a lot of gossip, but learning knowledge is just as important. Any topic related to industry development can be discussed here.
Various domestic propaganda has made the work of headhunters increasingly difficult. Now in places like Cambodia, Myanmar, and Laos, we simply don't operate anymore, as locals immediately associate it…more>>