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In the operation carried out in Balıkesir, a network was found that defrauded those who dreamed of becoming a ‘gigolo’. The Balıkesir Police Department arrested 44 people. The highly ‘professional’ network organized the rented apartments as ‘call centers’ and carried out their activities from these locations. The network, which offered advertisements on the Internet under the name ‘Red Agency’, dropped the victims of these advertisements from here. The police also found the notes that the network used in the phone calls. From these notes it is understood how the network simply misled its victims.
‘START NOW!’
A one-page note tells what to say when looking for a gigolo candidate. According to the note, the applicant’s application is said to have been accepted first. Then by indicating that there is an immediate meeting at the “location”, “Are you available for today’s meeting?” he is asked. The response of 99.9 percent of candidates is “Sure, I’m available” anyway. The victim is then given a salary schedule to highlight how attractive their job is. “You will receive 3,000 lira in your 4 hour meeting. If the meeting is prolonged, the salary also increases, reaching up to 5,000 lire. Eating, drinking and staying belong to the lady! “By saying, you increase the victim’s enthusiasm. When you say,” Your payments will be deposited into your account one hour before the call, “the victims completely withdraw to the network.
‘CONTRACTED BUSINESS’
The agency hires gigolos by “contract”. They demand 320 lire for a 3-month contract and 520 lire for a 6-month contract. Account number and personal information are also obtained to make it credible. Candidates want to pay and start work as soon as they think it is a very small amount based on the money they will earn. After paying the money, they cannot reach the number that calls them again. Some cannot complain of their shame, some of their fear of their family. The network continues to scam using the same method. Until one of the victims steeled himself and went to the police …
FREEDOM
