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Wu Yipei has been married to her Japanese husband Akira for three years. They often share their daily life in social media. They recently returned to Taiwan after a 12-day romantic trip to Europe.
[Reporter Li Shaoling/Report from Taipei] Artist Wu Yipei has been married to her Japanese husband Akira for three years and has a sweet relationship. She often shares her daily life on social media. She recently returned to Taiwan from a 12-day romantic trip to Europe. Unexpectedly, the first call she received when she landed was actually a scam call. Faced with the weird number starting with "+1 (741)", although Wu Yipei saw through it at a glance, she still suppressed her temper and wanted to see what tricks the other party was playing. Unexpectedly, the entire conversation was ridiculous and scratchy, and she couldn't help but get angry.
Wu Yipei. (Photo taken from Facebook)
Wu Yipei restored the scene of the duel on Facebook. The other party spoke with a strong local accent and a timid tone. As soon as she opened her mouth, she asked in a cooing voice, "Is this Miss Wu Yipei?", and she immediately replied coldly in a super cool tone: "Yes, what's the matter with you?" The other party then slowly claimed to be the anti-fraud center, and asked her in a high-pitched voice why she had been sending the same text message recently, "Be careful of being scammed."
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Wu Yipei couldn't listen anymore and directly asked fiercely: "What text message, you asked me to read it!" Unexpectedly, the fraudster on the other end of the phone was instantly frightened and replied with a trembling voice: "It's a fraudulent...ㄆㄧㄢˊ text message." Wu Yipei was shocked by the ridiculous conversation. The line of reason was cut off in an instant, and the other party was domineering: "Aren't you the ones who send text messages to defraud real money? Can you do something that contributes to society?" The other party was speechless on the spot after being given a slap in the face, and was so frightened that he hung up the phone in seconds.
Although he successfully repelled the gangsters, Wu Yipei still couldn't hide his anger. He posted a scolding message: "You fraud groups will all go to the 18th level of hell." He couldn't help but criticize the other party's professionalism: "If you want to deceive people, your speech is so shaking, and your local accent is so strong, why don't you go to hell? Zhengyin class?" After the post was exposed, a large number of netizens laughed and left comments: "This must be a rookie, the staff education and training is not done well", "The scammer is really funny", "Maybe she was forced to call because her performance was not up to standard", "It's bad luck for her to meet Sister Yipei!"

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