Romance Scam Yong Ying Global Investment Scam (www.fx-yongying.com)

Pig Slaughter and similar scams

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Victims are contacted on WhatsApp, Line, WeChat, Telegram, IG, Facebook, LinkedIn and dating websites and romance is used to lure them in. Scammers at first don't talk about investment but instead they pretend to try and get to know a victim, usually sending you messages every day with basic conversations. Eventually scammers talk about investing in forex and crypto and victims are told to go to the website below but once funds are transferred the victim can never get their money back. This is a WARNING not to do any business with this company.


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These scams are called Pig Butchering. See below for more details.

 
I was tried with this scam. But they tried and failed. I wanna tell you my story because the scam was quite elaborate. Maybe this will help someone....

This person with asian profile in Tinder matched with me. Pics looked like real person not filtered. Quite classy, not ultra cute. She was few kilometres away from my location.
We chatted few days and she asked if Whatsapp was ok for me. We went there and continued. She told me his dad was owner of a financial data analyst company in HK. And had a reputed background in FI sector. She had been learning few years of Forex trading from him. She told nift background stories of herself and was acting like falling in love and wanting the future with me etc.
Now to the scam details...

She asked me to install Metatrader 5 so that I could learn Forex trading. She asked me for very detailed step by step screenshots in going through the registration prosess. The broker was to be this Yong Ying. Then she taught me how to make trades there. Few days after she told there was a market signal and asked me to follow her. First I was to add crypto from the quotas in MT5. Then to buy (in demo mode luckily) that asset. I did. Then the price started to soar up. After 25min she told me to sell the asset and close the trade. It would be a good trade, if it would be according to the REAL MARKET DATA.

She then started to pressure me to establish crypto wallet and put money, 500-2000$ there. Not too much at the first time because she didn't want me to lose anything if trades went to south.
I LUCKILY told her I gotta think this for a while.

Next day I compared the price of this crypto asset in REAL MARKET DATA to YONG YING DATA. And also I picked random MT5 brokers data to comparison to be sure. The Yong Ying data WAS MISSMATCHED FOR THAT EVENING. The comparison data matched with the asset's market data (of course).
Conclusion: the broker I was making a trade was falsified it's trading data to LURE ME.

She never admitted that she was scamming me. I luckily know basic things in asset trading markets. Price of an asset is always same in regulated brokers using regulated market. When told her about my data comparisions, she explained me the brokers are all different. Well yes, but if the broker falsifies market data then the broker is not working in real market and is in no way to be trusted. Why? Well, because it does not trade in REAL market and can not be hold responsible of market moves which are not happening in real market.

She said me really quick after I put screenshots from market graphs: hey there is a trend signal, father just called. I told her, Im in if I can pick a broker of my choice to ensure we were operating in a real asset market. For that she replied: if you don't wanna learn, ask someone else to teach. WT actual F?

Well this whole event was very helpful. I learned much about exiting new scamming practices, asian dating culture from her and YouTube I decided to look info from, English, being generally polite (not my strong suite) and mental fortitude. Lost few hours time in about week and had a slight one hour emotional down.
So to say: I ended up on winning side.
Most sincerely hope, you will too!!!
 
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I was tried with this scam. But they tried and failed. I wanna tell you my story because the scam was quite elaborate. Maybe this will help someone....

This person with asian profile in Tinder matched with me. Pics looked like real person not filtered. Quite classy, not ultra cute. She was few kilometres away from my location.
We chatted few days and she asked if Whatsapp was ok for me. We went there and continued. She told me his dad was owner of a financial data analyst company in HK. And had a reputed background in FI sector. She had been learning few years of Forex trading from him. She told nift background stories of herself and was acting like falling in love and wanting the future with me etc.
Now to the scam details...

She asked me to install Metatrader 5 so that I could learn Forex trading. She asked me for very detailed step by step screenshots in going through the registration prosess. The broker was to be this Yong Ying. Then she taught me how to make trades there. Few days after she told there was a market signal and asked me to follow her. First I was to add crypto from the quotas in MT5. Then to buy (in demo mode luckily) that asset. I did. Then the price started to soar up. After 25min she told me to sell the asset and close the trade. It would be a good trade, if it would be according to the REAL MARKET DATA.

She then started to pressure me to establish crypto wallet and put money, 500-2000$ there. Not too much at the first time because she didn't want me to lose anything if trades went to south.
I LUCKILY told her I gotta think this for a while.

Next day I compared the price of this crypto asset in REAL MARKET DATA to YONG YING DATA. And also I picked random MT5 brokers data to comparison to be sure. The Yong Ying data WAS MISSMATCHED FOR THAT EVENING. The comparison data matched with the asset's market data (of course).
Conclusion: the broker I was making a trade was falsified it's trading data to LURE ME.

She never admitted that she was scamming me. I luckily know basic things in asset trading markets. Price of an asset is always same in regulated brokers using regulated market. When told her about my data comparisions, she explained me the brokers are all different. Well yes, but if the broker falsifies market data then the broker is not working in real market and is in no way to be trusted. Why? Well, because it does not trade in REAL market and can not be hold responsible of market moves which are not happening in real market.

She said me really quick after I put screenshots from market graphs: hey there is a trend signal, father just called. I told her, Im in if I can pick a broker of my choice to ensure we were operating in a real asset market. For that she replied: if you don't wanna learn, ask someone else to teach. WT actual F?

Well this whole event was very helpful. I learned much about exiting new scamming practices, asian dating culture from her and YouTube I decided to look info from, English, being generally polite (not my strong suite) and mental fortitude. Lost few hours time in about week and had a slight one hour emotional down.
So to say: I ended up on winning side.
Most sincerely hope, you will too!!!
The person you were talking to stole all the pictures they used for the dating profile and for WhatsApp. More than likely you were talking to a man. Glad you didn't invest and Thanks for sharing your story.
 
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People with no knowledge on exchange markets can be easily lired to this type of scam. The trade seemed successful and experience seemed very real. It seemed I would be really winning the market using short day trade trends. This is what many successful traders are doing in reality. So I could have fallen into opening trading account in scam broker.

*Always check the real market data when trading with non reputative brokers.
*Know the exchange system.

Thanks for this original thread. Helped me in verifying my suspicions!
 
I was tried with this scam. But they tried and failed. I wanna tell you my story because the scam was quite elaborate. Maybe this will help someone....

This person with asian profile in Tinder matched with me. Pics looked like real person not filtered. Quite classy, not ultra cute. She was few kilometres away from my location.
We chatted few days and she asked if Whatsapp was ok for me. We went there and continued. She told me his dad was owner of a financial data analyst company in HK. And had a reputed background in FI sector. She had been learning few years of Forex trading from him. She told nift background stories of herself and was acting like falling in love and wanting the future with me etc.
Now to the scam details...

She asked me to install Metatrader 5 so that I could learn Forex trading. She asked me for very detailed step by step screenshots in going through the registration prosess. The broker was to be this Yong Ying. Then she taught me how to make trades there. Few days after she told there was a market signal and asked me to follow her. First I was to add crypto from the quotas in MT5. Then to buy (in demo mode luckily) that asset. I did. Then the price started to soar up. After 25min she told me to sell the asset and close the trade. It would be a good trade, if it would be according to the REAL MARKET DATA.

She then started to pressure me to establish crypto wallet and put money, 500-2000$ there. Not too much at the first time because she didn't want me to lose anything if trades went to south.
I LUCKILY told her I gotta think this for a while.

Next day I compared the price of this crypto asset in REAL MARKET DATA to YONG YING DATA. And also I picked random MT5 brokers data to comparison to be sure. The Yong Ying data WAS MISSMATCHED FOR THAT EVENING. The comparison data matched with the asset's market data (of course).
Conclusion: the broker I was making a trade was falsified it's trading data to LURE ME.

She never admitted that she was scamming me. I luckily know basic things in asset trading markets. Price of an asset is always same in regulated brokers using regulated market. When told her about my data comparisions, she explained me the brokers are all different. Well yes, but if the broker falsifies market data then the broker is not working in real market and is in no way to be trusted. Why? Well, because it does not trade in REAL market and can not be hold responsible of market moves which are not happening in real market.

She said me really quick after I put screenshots from market graphs: hey there is a trend signal, father just called. I told her, Im in if I can pick a broker of my choice to ensure we were operating in a real asset market. For that she replied: if you don't wanna learn, ask someone else to teach. WT actual F?

Well this whole event was very helpful. I learned much about exiting new scamming practices, asian dating culture from her and YouTube I decided to look info from, English, being generally polite (not my strong suite) and mental fortitude. Lost few hours time in about week and had a slight one hour emotional down.
So to say: I ended up on winning side.
Most sincerely hope, you will too!!!
Hello!
Just the other day I fell for this bait, just according to this scheme that you described in your story. Unfortunately, I turned out to be not as understanding in this matter as you are and lost $ 25,000 on this. I hope that my sad experience will help someone avoid this.
 
Hello!
Just the other day I fell for this bait, just according to this scheme that you described in your story. Unfortunately, I turned out to be not as understanding in this matter as you are and lost $ 25,000 on this. I hope that my sad experience will help someone avoid this.
Sorry for your loss. Start by taking screen shots of all conversations, trades, transfers, their website and any other information needed to report this scam. Please let us know what country you are from so we can advise where to report. Also did you wire funds using a bank account or crypto?
 
Sorry for your loss. Start by taking screen shots of all conversations, trades, transfers, their website and any other information needed to report this scam. Please let us know what country you are from so we can advise where to report. Also did you wire funds using a bank account or crypto?
I'm from Sweden...according to the instructions of the previously described person, I bought USDT /TRC20 in binance, paying from my Revolut bank card, which I also received using this type of beauty, transferred it to the Revolut card from my Swedish Swedbank card, then forwarded the USDT bought in Binance in MetaTrader 5 via MetaTrader 5 VIP Customer Support in Telegram with whom I contacted also according to her instructions...
She did so that I brought some funds to the platform, took me for trading like it was time for a good market at the prompt of her analyst dad,,,well, in the end, when I returned to my Swedish account, I received +300 kroons,,,,after that I brought my 100k SEK + 150k into debt there, and when I wanted to withdraw, they didn’t let me do it, like I have to pay tax due to the fact that I have a profit of more than 100K...18k tax
Of course they want to **** me also for some type of tax
 
Sorry for your loss. Start by taking screen shots of all conversations, trades, transfers, their website and any other information needed to report this scam. Please let us know what country you are from so we can advise where to report. Also did you wire funds using a bank account or crypto?
 

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