A: Hey there! Did you hear the funny story about that guy in Otsu, Shiga Prefecture?
B: Nah, what happened?
A: So, this dude got tricked by some scammers claiming to be from a telecom company and police. They said he had 40 million yen deposited and withdrawn in his account, and they needed him to transfer money so they could check the bills.
B: Woah! That's crazy! Did he really believe them?
A: Seems like it, because he made three transfers over two days! But it turned out he got scammed, of course. And now everyone's making jokes about him online. Some are saying he thought money was kept in stacks of cash or that banks use a teleporter to transfer cash!
B: Haha, poor guy. But at least he reported it to the police and they're investigating it as a special fraud case.
A: Yeah, I hope he learns something from this experience. By the way, do you understand how banks work or am I the only one around here who doesn't get it?
B: Oh, I think I have an idea! But let's not judge others, right? We all have our gaps in knowledge!
B: Nah, what happened?
A: So, this dude got tricked by some scammers claiming to be from a telecom company and police. They said he had 40 million yen deposited and withdrawn in his account, and they needed him to transfer money so they could check the bills.
B: Woah! That's crazy! Did he really believe them?
A: Seems like it, because he made three transfers over two days! But it turned out he got scammed, of course. And now everyone's making jokes about him online. Some are saying he thought money was kept in stacks of cash or that banks use a teleporter to transfer cash!
B: Haha, poor guy. But at least he reported it to the police and they're investigating it as a special fraud case.
A: Yeah, I hope he learns something from this experience. By the way, do you understand how banks work or am I the only one around here who doesn't get it?
B: Oh, I think I have an idea! But let's not judge others, right? We all have our gaps in knowledge!
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Summary
A user shares a story about an individual from Otsu, Shiga Prefecture who was scammed by fraudsters posing as telecom company and police officials. The victim transferred money after being told that 40 million yen had been deposited and withdrawn in his account. The incident has led to jokes
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ID: 230ad935-bdc7-48dc-9f51-fa006166e358
Category ID: conversation_summary
Date: Dec. 13, 2025
Notes: SoraNews24 Chat - 2025-12-13 01:00
Created: 2025/12/13 19:44
Updated: 2025/12/13 20:27
Last Read: 2025/12/13 20:27