Making money really made people rack their brains, constantly thinking up ways to profit. It was the same all over the world. Whether a place was poor or wealthy, once people's hearts turned black in pursuit of money, they would think of every possible method.
To give these young people some hope, they assured them that as long as they scammed a certain amount of money, they would be released.
The people who had been tricked into coming here had been beaten, suffered hardships, and even starved. They could not escape, and upon hearing this sliver of hope, they could only agree.
The piglets could only obediently work for them and begin their lives of scamming people back home.
Their own parents, relatives and friends, Classmates and alumni, even strangers—so long as the call went through and someone answered, they would follow a script to deceive them into transferring money.
Of course, the money was not transferred directly to Myanmar. There were accounts back home, and the money would be transferred into those accounts. Once funds entered, someone would immediately move them elsewhere.
As for their promise that people would be released and sent home after scamming a certain amount of money—was that possible?
Absolutely not. They had gone through so much trouble to trick people out here. How could they possibly let them return?
Unless every last drop of blood had been squeezed out of them, they should not even think about escaping their control. Piglets who had been tricked over here would never be released. They were dreaming.
Whether or not they could complete their quotas, as long as they brought in no money within a certain period, these people would not support them for nothing.
They would decide that the person had no talent for scamming money