Man Scammed Out of 200,000 Yuan Helping 'Female Netizen' Trade on Fake Investment Platform
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A man in Wuhan's Jianghan district was scammed out of 200,000 yuan after helping an unknown woman he met online operate a fake investment account. The woman suggested using an app called 'Speed Chat' for communication and later asked the man to invest in a platform called '11'. After transferring money in five installments, the man found his account frozen and realized he had been scammed. The Wuhan Public Security Bureau tracked the money trail across multiple provinces, arrested three suspects, and recovered 30,000 yuan. The case is still under investigation.
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