In the overseas Chinese community, it is not uncommon for fellow countrymen to deceive each other. A man from Bijie, Guizhou, was lured to a spinach company in Manila, Philippines, by two fellow Northeasterners with the bait of a high-paying job. Unable to engage in the gray industry, he was sold multiple times and eventually ended up homeless on the streets for years. Now, he is seeking help with 3000 pesos to return home and warns others to stay away from high-paying traps.
The Beginning of the Scam Under the Temptation of High Salary
The man originally wanted to work abroad to support his family but was deceived by the sweet words of his Northeastern fellows, who claimed that there were no-threshold good jobs in the Philippines that included meals and accommodation, with a monthly income of over ten thousand. Once he arrived, he fell into the trap of the gray industry of the spinach company. He admitted that he "couldn't do those things," which directly triggered the company's unwritten rule—if you don't comply, you are sold like a commodity.
Multiple Sales and Street Homelessness
Sold from one company to another, after several transfers, he took advantage of the chaos to escape, but he was penniless and lacked proper identification. From then on, he became a "street kid" in Manila, relying on alms to fill his stomach during the day and curling up under bridges at night. Unable to communicate, he found it difficult to seek help. The only thing left in his worn backpack was a photocopy of his ID card, along with his longing for his hometown. He said, "I can't even afford meals, let alone buy a plane ticket," and each bow was a cry of despair.
Seeking Help from Compatriots and Warning Reminder
Recently, he made a video asking for 3000 pesos, promising to repay double after returning home, and asked someone to contact the Chinese embassy hoping for a formal return to his country. If compatriots can provide work or a way to return home, please lend a hand. At the same time, he reminds everyone not to be gullible about high-paying jobs introduced by fellow countrymen, especially those with incomplete procedures, and to withdraw early to avoid becoming another wanderer.
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