Someone called claiming to share a business opportunity.
His story: His name is Chen Yong. He claims to be a construction worker in Guangzhou.
He works for local branch with Headquarters in Beijing.
He said that he and some fellow workers dug up some porcelain wares and they took some to check for authenticity and buried the rest.
He asked if possible for us to when visiting GZ to have a look a these wares and if interested, can go into a joint partnership to sell these overseas.
AA told him he has agent in GZ and can go have a look.
He said he don't want locals but foreigners only.
AA told him that as the items were discovered on Company's site, he should report to the company and the company can then report to state government. If the items are genuine antiques, then it is up to the Government to deal with them.
AA said he is acquainted with some officers and AA believes that it is illegal to ship genuine antiques out of China without legal approval. AA said his company do not wish to deal in any illegal activities.
CY said he is not interested in AA's suggestion to report to company and authorities. He hung up.
Dear readers, this is yet another way to cheat foreigners out for "big money"!
Please refer them to the appropriate authorities and they would not contact you again on other scams.
Cheers all.
Merry X'mas!
Om Guru Lian Sheng Siddhi Hom
Lama Lotuschef
His story: His name is Chen Yong. He claims to be a construction worker in Guangzhou.
He works for local branch with Headquarters in Beijing.
He said that he and some fellow workers dug up some porcelain wares and they took some to check for authenticity and buried the rest.
He asked if possible for us to when visiting GZ to have a look a these wares and if interested, can go into a joint partnership to sell these overseas.
AA told him he has agent in GZ and can go have a look.
He said he don't want locals but foreigners only.
AA told him that as the items were discovered on Company's site, he should report to the company and the company can then report to state government. If the items are genuine antiques, then it is up to the Government to deal with them.
AA said he is acquainted with some officers and AA believes that it is illegal to ship genuine antiques out of China without legal approval. AA said his company do not wish to deal in any illegal activities.
CY said he is not interested in AA's suggestion to report to company and authorities. He hung up.
Dear readers, this is yet another way to cheat foreigners out for "big money"!
Please refer them to the appropriate authorities and they would not contact you again on other scams.
Cheers all.
Merry X'mas!
Om Guru Lian Sheng Siddhi Hom
Lama Lotuschef
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