Reveal the Internet Fraud in Cambodia: if you fail to complete the task, you will be electrocuted and beaten.

Beijing, September 23 (Xinhua) some Indonesian workers are willing to work on Facebook after being tricked into Cambodia by fake recruitment by traffickers, and some are even willing to work for them, a survey shows. However, some victims have revealed that if they make mistakes or fail to reach the number of frauds completed, they will be subjected to corporal punishment accordingly.

Phnom Penh, Cambodia

One of them, a victim of human trafficking under the pseudonym "Sky", told the media that she had entered the fraud den through the introduction of her former boss, and by using photos of young Asian women to create fake Facebook profiles, she was forced to chat with male netizens to make them interested in investing in a fake cryptocurrency. If the "customer" quota is not reached, each less customer will have to do 50 more push-ups.

"I was stupid to believe him, but I had no choice. if I stay in the dormitory and do nothing, there are more than push-ups waiting for me."

The fraud company is located in a building called Sun Residences in Phnom Penh, Cambodia's capital, and another victim, Asen, entered the den with Sky. He said that in addition to push-ups, he may also receive electric shocks and beatings.

Like Sky, he must persuade netizens to invest in the fake cryptocurrency, and unwitting parties will connect their personal wallets to the wallets of their parent companies. In one fraud, he sent the wrong link, the scam was almost exposed, and he himself was badly beaten.

Asen showed the punishment scar on his arm, but said, "I like this job, but this company has hit us." Asen added that if he hadn't been beaten by his boss, he would have stayed at the company.

There has been an increase in cryptocurrency fraud on Facebook, and swindlers often tell buyers that digital payment applications such as Zelle and CashApp need to be updated to accept payments.