24 women arrested for posting scams about selling phones online but didn’t get the product

Bangkok: Metropolitan Police arrested 24 women who posted scams to sell phones online. Finally, block the page. Claiming to be only the owner of the account for receiving money transfers. Police jointly arrested Ms. Rungfa or Mabel, 24 years old, on charges of committing "fraud, defrauding the public." and import into the computer system any computer data that is distorted or falsified, whether in whole or in part. or false computer information in a way that is likely to cause damage to others or the public' by arresting at a condo Inside Soi Nawamin 58, Bueng Kum District This case is a result of a criminal posing as a Facebook user and opening a shop selling mobile phones through a high-profile online medium. Create credibility Post selling various brands of phones. and can check credit Later, a victim was tricked into transferring money to pay for merchandise. Using the bank account account name Miss Rungfa When the victim demands, tries to deny, ends up closing or blocking Facebook, they take the money and don't send the item and flee. When checking BlacklistSeller To check sellers that you should be careful of Found many more bank accounts. The same offense was committed, namely tricking people into transferring and paying mobile phone bills. The account uses the name "Miss Rungfa" had at least 10 victims, most of them young victims 17-25 years old. Upon questioning, Ms. Rungfa admitted that she was just a conduit for using an account to deposit transfers from others. Then transfer to another destination, with a strange Facebook user calling in to chat and ask questions. Giving wages for transfers of 300-500 baht per time, without knowing what the said amount was, where it came from, and claiming that each time he received the transfer, he used only one bank account. When the arresting police officers brought other accounts used to defraud various victims, not the same as banks, to show them, they denied that they were the users of the said accounts at all, that they did not know, that they were not invol ved in the scam in any way. and did not open another account for anyone to use When checking the system, it was found that Miss Rungfa He is also an accused according to Na Thawi Provincial Court arrest warrant No. 367/2020 dated 25 September 2020, committing another offense of "fraud" and has a history of criminal offenses in the form of online fraud. (Selling mobile phones) Finally took the money and ran away. Many other cases are not unique to the locality where the crime occurred. Source: Thai News Agency