Australians lost $120,000 in a fraudulent scheme in Bali.

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Chris Slade experienced significant scams and financial loss when he decided to invest in real estate in Bali.

He met Putri Thornhill, a local resident of Indonesia, who offered him the opportunity to invest in a villa rental in Badung. Chris invested $66,000, expecting to earn $1,300 in monthly profit. He was confident that the money would be returned within a year and that there would be profit after two years.

However, it turned out that Putri Thornhill was a fraud and no contract was signed. Chris and other victims reported it to the police, but they were disappointed by the lack of response.

1 619 764 $

Greece, Bali

560

399 000 $

Indonesia, Canggu-Pererenan

360

249 999 $

Indonesia, Canggu-Berawa

375 000 $

Indonesia, Bukit-Balangan

130

459 999 $

Indonesia, Bukit-Ungasan

163

2 370 000 $

Indonesia, Canggu-Berawa

1474

The police said the case is under investigation, but there are no specific results yet.

Victims of the scam are urging other victims to come forward and file a police report to prevent further fraud. Despite the loss of money and trust, they hope to recover their investments in the future. This serves as a serious reminder of the importance of caution when investing and verifying the legitimacy of offers before putting in money.

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