A Thai girl fell sufferer to a liquor scam after the swindler successfully deceived her by selling a pretend shop with an image of Move Forward Party (MFP) chief Pita Limcharoenrat, and the party’s Progressive Liquor Act campaign.
The victim, 33 12 months previous Juthaporn, yesterday filed a complaint towards the scammer at Mueang Rayong Police Station. Juthaporn acknowledged that she bought a domestically crafted liquor called Chaiyaphume and Onson from the Facebook page, MyDay, but did not obtain the products.
Juthaporn made recognized she is an alcohol collector and needed to add Thai alcohol to her collection since the MFP’s chief, Pita, promoted several Thai manufacturers and the party’s Progressive Liquor Act.
Jatuporn acknowledged that she came throughout an online alcohol shop called MyDay providing a selection of Thai alcoholic drinks. Interesting was credible in her opinion as a end result of it shared a picture of Pita holding bottles of Chaiyaphum which is an alcohol from the Isaan province of Chaiyaphum and Onson from the Isaan province of Sakon Nakhon.
Jatuporn ordered two types of alcohol and transferred 2,299 baht to the seller named Sittichai Sipimsor. She waited for the merchandise but nothing arrived. She tried to contact the vendor but the Facebook web page was later closed down.
Jatuporn said that the cash she lost was small but she filed a criticism with the police to prevent others from falling victim to this fraudulent shop.
Jatuporn added that she was not the only one who suffered losses, with some people reportedly losing over 10,000 baht to the identical store. Each of them is gathering evidence to file a criticism against the seller.
The Progressive Liquor Act was proposed to the Parliament for the first time on June eight of final year by MFP MP Taopiphop Limjittrakorn. The main objective of the act is to distribute income to small enterprise operators whereas curbing monopolistic practices inside the alcohol trade of Thailand..