105 Arrested in Chinese “Excelpolitan University” Gambling Bust in Phnom Penh
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SV International and their local partner certainly had grand plans.
They seem to have been quite serious players already.
ANd incidently, associated with a major online fraud bust in S'ville 2015.
"Last October, the Golden Royal was one of the Sihanoukville properties raided by Cambodian and Chinese authorities in search of an online fraud ring operating out of several hotels"...
This report from 2016
https://calvinayre.com/2016/03/26/casin ... east-asia/
PS, Excelpolitan University's website is an empty shell.
Just a very basic cover story for an online casino is my best guess.
(underlined names - same mob)
They seem to have been quite serious players already.
ANd incidently, associated with a major online fraud bust in S'ville 2015.
"Last October, the Golden Royal was one of the Sihanoukville properties raided by Cambodian and Chinese authorities in search of an online fraud ring operating out of several hotels"...
This report from 2016
https://calvinayre.com/2016/03/26/casin ... east-asia/
PS, Excelpolitan University's website is an empty shell.
Just a very basic cover story for an online casino is my best guess.
(underlined names - same mob)
Re: 105 Arrested in Chinese “Excelpolitan University” Gambling Bust in Phnom Penh
Another 45 arrested in PP for VoIP scams happening now (saw it live wife translated, not that I needed it) They even organised a coach to take them away.
Many females involved too. Looked like some kind of warehouse, but steel doors.
Many females involved too. Looked like some kind of warehouse, but steel doors.
Don’t listen to Chinese whispers.
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Re: 105 Arrested in Chinese “Excelpolitan University” Gambling Bust in Phnom Penh
Another 144 Chinese nationals are reported to have been arrested this morning in Phnom Penh for cyber-crimes:
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i was being sarcastic due to the many comments here denying the exodusfrank lee bent wrote: ↑Tue Sep 10, 2019 5:13 am
Lol, more fake news according to some?
Hard to claim it is fake news now, Frank
- if they are so publicly rounding up even the training school of a major Chinese corporation like this.
This mob look like they had serious money on the table.
But still no protection from public shaming.
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^^^
I am with you Frank, not a denier
but IMN (in my nightmares) i worry they will be replaced by chinese tourists.
I know Asia-bound chinese tourist numbers are dropping, but i reckon that is just a blip.
Anyway, the 300 arrests in Phnom Penh over past couple of days certainly demonstrates the current exodus is not a fairy tale..
I am with you Frank, not a denier
but IMN (in my nightmares) i worry they will be replaced by chinese tourists.
I know Asia-bound chinese tourist numbers are dropping, but i reckon that is just a blip.
Anyway, the 300 arrests in Phnom Penh over past couple of days certainly demonstrates the current exodus is not a fairy tale..
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chinese tourism has collapsed throughout the region. Their economy is faltering badly.
tourism is the first element of discretionary spend to go- especially international tourism
tourism is the first element of discretionary spend to go- especially international tourism
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Thanks anyway Frank, but i still ain't gonna sleep tonight.frank lee bent wrote: ↑Tue Sep 10, 2019 11:37 pm chinese tourism has collapsed throughout the region. Their economy is faltering badly.
tourism is the first element of discretionary spend to go- especially international tourism
Re: 105 Arrested in Chinese “Excelpolitan University” Gambling Bust in Phnom Penh
April 3, 2019 the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between Cambodian and Chinese authorities to prevent problems to Cambodian society arising from Chinese criminals is due to concerns about prision space. The large number of Chinese criminals getting caught daily would put further stress on the prision system.
The repatriation of Chinese nationals to China does not mean they escape justice, but means they will be punished in China.
We need to hear more about their fate on arrival back home. Maybe more media coverage might slow the number of Chinese criminals willing to set up shop in Cambodia.
The repatriation of Chinese nationals to China does not mean they escape justice, but means they will be punished in China.
We need to hear more about their fate on arrival back home. Maybe more media coverage might slow the number of Chinese criminals willing to set up shop in Cambodia.
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