Buying game points, borrowing 7,000 yuan and repaying nearly 1.2 million yuan. The eldest daughter is suspected of online loan fraud and continues to be harassed and forced to pay back

The day before yesterday, Yang Zhongyi, the manager of Gangwei Village in Xitun District, Taichung City, issued a heartbreaking confession on Facebook, saying that his daughter borrowed 7,000 yuan through the Internet to buy game points (actually only 4,200 yuan was taken out). In the next two months, nearly NT$1.2 million was repaid, but the other party continued to harass him, and even ordered drinks from the store under his false name, which made him unbearable and reported the case. He hoped that the prosecutors could increase their efforts to crack down on fraud. The Taichung District Prosecutor's Office emphasized that it had directed the police to actively investigate.

It is understood that the daughter of the district chief Yang Zhongyi bought game points without telling her family and borrowed 7,000 yuan through a small loan advertisement on the Internet. She actually received only 4,200 yuan. Later, because he kept transferring loans to pay off his previous debt, the other party contacted him to repay the money, and each time he urged Li Chang to remit a small amount of money. Li Chang originally hoped that the matter would be resolved early and help him repay, but unexpectedly, after remitting a sum, the other party came to urge the next sum.

Until I discovered that the number of remittances was unusually large, I looked back and found that nearly 1.2 million yuan had been remitted in just two months. This money put a lot of financial pressure on the family, and they realized that they must have encountered a fraud.

Yang Zhongyi said helplessly that until now, harassing calls are still coming, and even relatives and friends have received harassing and threatening calls. Recently, he has been using his name more often to order drinks and meals and ask the store to deliver them to the service counter. Unable to bear the disturbance, I reported the case to the police, hoping to clarify what happened and the related money.

The Sixth Branch of the Taichung City Police Department stated that it has collected relevant evidence such as loan contracts, remittance records, and communication conversations, accepted it in accordance with the law, and launched an investigation. It has initially learned that more than 1.2 million yuan was remitted before and after. It is currently pursuing the following directions according to the law: extortion of profits, fraud, and intimidation.