🚫 First Checkpoint: The “Scam Deadlines” You Must Never Cross
Don’t Buy Points: If customer service or the girl asks you to go to a convenience store to buy “GASH”, “MyCard” or other points to verify identity or pay a deposit, it’s 100% a scam—block immediately
Don’t Click Links: Never click any URL, top-up platform, or app-download link sent by the other party—that’s designed to steal your phone contacts
Don’t Share Personal Info: Never provide ID, work permit, home address, or family contact details before meeting in person
🔍 Second Checkpoint: Watch for Abnormal Behavior from the “Girl and Customer Service”
Overly Proactive: A gorgeous girl on the internet adds you first, suggests meeting after just a few messages, and offers an illogically low price (e.g., only two or three thousand for the whole night)—usually bait
Constantly Rushing You: Keeps urging you to head out, transfer money, or make a decision right away, exploiting your nervousness or impulsiveness to impair your judgment
Refuses Voice or Video: After chatting for a while still won’t send voice messages, or video calls are always black screen or laggy—most likely an old guy typing behind the screen
🏨 Third Checkpoint: “Control the Safety” When Meeting
Choose the Location Yourself: Never go to a remote private residence, private suite, or shady red-light area they specify—actively choose chain hotels, well-known motels, or busy public locations
Insist on Paying Cash in Person: The industry’s golden safety rule—“See the person, confirm satisfaction, then hand over cash.” Any request to transfer money or pay in advance is either a thug or a scam
Observe Your Surroundings: After entering the room, first check if the door lock is secure and if the windows can be locked. If you notice the girl’s eyes darting, constantly checking her phone, or the door not properly locked, immediately make an excuse and leave
🛡️ Emergency Exit When Something Feels Wrong
The Best Strategy Is to Leave: As soon as the atmosphere feels off, the girl looks nothing like her photos, or a stranger suddenly knocks, don’t hesitate—just open the door and walk away
Don’t Argue: If you realize you’ve been scammed or set up, calmly exit. Do not argue with them on their turf—your only goal is to leave the scene safely