Natthamon Khongchak, also known as “Nutty”, has built a fan following with over 847,000 fans on YouTube, mostly through dance videos. Along the way, however, the popular social media star had started advertising private lessons for budding forex traders on her Instagram account. She posted many images of what she claimed were her earnings, encouraging others to funnel money through a trading scam that promised impressive returns on their investments. According to local media reports, more than 6,000 people gave Natthamon money to invest after they were promised returns of up to 35 percent if they connected with cash. In a surprise for followers, it didn’t go as smoothly as planned. In May, Natthamon posted on her Instagram account that she owed 1 billion baht ($27 million) to investors. Natthamon Khongchak, known as “Nutty” online, reportedly asked followers to invest in a forex trading course. YouTube/Nutty Diary Officials received complaints from 102 people who claim they lost $820,000. YouTube/Nutty’s Diary In a short video, the social media star claimed that her broker has blocked her trading account since March. A Thai police unit specializing in online fraud last week issued a fraud arrest warrant against Natthamon. Thai officials have reportedly already received complaints from 102 people who claim to have lost a total of 30 million baht ($820,000). Natthamon Khongchak reportedly promised returns of up to 35 percent if followers invested with her.Instagram/nutty.suchataa New victims of the cunning social media scam are emerging by the day, with most claiming to have lost thousands of baht. In Thailand, the average worker can expect to earn between 6,000 and 14,000 baht per month. Local media and Natthamon’s followers are now speculating that she has left the country as she has not been seen on her social channels since June. However, Bloomberg reported that her immigration records show that she has not left Thailand. Forex trading is an attempt to make a profit by speculating on the value of one currency compared to another. To profit, specialist investors need to keep an eagle eye on the market, as exchange rates between currencies can change extremely quickly in the event of major global events such as natural disasters, trade disputes and COVID-19.

title: “Youtuber Nutty Natthamon Khongchak Is Wanted For Defrauding Followers Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-12-16” author: “Richard Keen”

Natthamon Khongchak, also known as “Nutty”, has built a fan following with over 847,000 fans on YouTube, mostly through dance videos. Along the way, however, the popular social media star had started advertising private lessons for budding forex traders on her Instagram account. She posted many images of what she claimed were her earnings, encouraging others to funnel money through a trading scam that promised impressive returns on their investments. According to local media reports, more than 6,000 people gave Natthamon money to invest after they were promised returns of up to 35 percent if they connected with cash. In a surprise for followers, it didn’t go as smoothly as planned. In May, Natthamon posted on her Instagram account that she owed 1 billion baht ($27 million) to investors. Natthamon Khongchak, known as “Nutty” online, reportedly asked followers to invest in a forex trading course. YouTube/Nutty Diary Officials received complaints from 102 people who claim they lost $820,000. YouTube/Nutty’s Diary In a short video, the social media star claimed that her broker has blocked her trading account since March. A Thai police unit specializing in online fraud last week issued a fraud arrest warrant against Natthamon. Thai officials have reportedly already received complaints from 102 people who claim to have lost a total of 30 million baht ($820,000). Natthamon Khongchak reportedly promised returns of up to 35 percent if followers invested with her.Instagram/nutty.suchataa New victims of the cunning social media scam are emerging by the day, with most claiming to have lost thousands of baht. In Thailand, the average worker can expect to earn between 6,000 and 14,000 baht per month. Local media and Natthamon’s followers are now speculating that she has left the country as she has not been seen on her social channels since June. However, Bloomberg reported that her immigration records show that she has not left Thailand. Forex trading is an attempt to make a profit by speculating on the value of one currency compared to another. To profit, specialist investors need to keep an eagle eye on the market, as exchange rates between currencies can change extremely quickly in the event of major global events such as natural disasters, trade disputes and COVID-19.

title: “Youtuber Nutty Natthamon Khongchak Is Wanted For Defrauding Followers Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-11-20” author: “David Shawver”

Natthamon Khongchak, also known as “Nutty”, has built a fan following with over 847,000 fans on YouTube, mostly through dance videos. Along the way, however, the popular social media star had started advertising private lessons for budding forex traders on her Instagram account. She posted many images of what she claimed were her earnings, encouraging others to funnel money through a trading scam that promised impressive returns on their investments. According to local media reports, more than 6,000 people gave Natthamon money to invest after they were promised returns of up to 35 percent if they connected with cash. In a surprise for followers, it didn’t go as smoothly as planned. In May, Natthamon posted on her Instagram account that she owed 1 billion baht ($27 million) to investors. Natthamon Khongchak, known as “Nutty” online, reportedly asked followers to invest in a forex trading course. YouTube/Nutty Diary Officials received complaints from 102 people who claim they lost $820,000. YouTube/Nutty’s Diary In a short video, the social media star claimed that her broker has blocked her trading account since March. A Thai police unit specializing in online fraud last week issued a fraud arrest warrant against Natthamon. Thai officials have reportedly already received complaints from 102 people who claim to have lost a total of 30 million baht ($820,000). Natthamon Khongchak reportedly promised returns of up to 35 percent if followers invested with her.Instagram/nutty.suchataa New victims of the cunning social media scam are emerging by the day, with most claiming to have lost thousands of baht. In Thailand, the average worker can expect to earn between 6,000 and 14,000 baht per month. Local media and Natthamon’s followers are now speculating that she has left the country as she has not been seen on her social channels since June. However, Bloomberg reported that her immigration records show that she has not left Thailand. Forex trading is an attempt to make a profit by speculating on the value of one currency compared to another. To profit, specialist investors need to keep an eagle eye on the market, as exchange rates between currencies can change extremely quickly in the event of major global events such as natural disasters, trade disputes and COVID-19.

title: “Youtuber Nutty Natthamon Khongchak Is Wanted For Defrauding Followers Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-10-25” author: “Joseph Johnson”

Natthamon Khongchak, also known as “Nutty”, has built a fan following with over 847,000 fans on YouTube, mostly through dance videos. Along the way, however, the popular social media star had started advertising private lessons for budding forex traders on her Instagram account. She posted many images of what she claimed were her earnings, encouraging others to funnel money through a trading scam that promised impressive returns on their investments. According to local media reports, more than 6,000 people gave Natthamon money to invest after they were promised returns of up to 35 percent if they connected with cash. In a surprise for followers, it didn’t go as smoothly as planned. In May, Natthamon posted on her Instagram account that she owed 1 billion baht ($27 million) to investors. Natthamon Khongchak, known as “Nutty” online, reportedly asked followers to invest in a forex trading course. YouTube/Nutty Diary Officials received complaints from 102 people who claim they lost $820,000. YouTube/Nutty’s Diary In a short video, the social media star claimed that her broker has blocked her trading account since March. A Thai police unit specializing in online fraud last week issued a fraud arrest warrant against Natthamon. Thai officials have reportedly already received complaints from 102 people who claim to have lost a total of 30 million baht ($820,000). Natthamon Khongchak reportedly promised returns of up to 35 percent if followers invested with her.Instagram/nutty.suchataa New victims of the cunning social media scam are emerging by the day, with most claiming to have lost thousands of baht. In Thailand, the average worker can expect to earn between 6,000 and 14,000 baht per month. Local media and Natthamon’s followers are now speculating that she has left the country as she has not been seen on her social channels since June. However, Bloomberg reported that her immigration records show that she has not left Thailand. Forex trading is an attempt to make a profit by speculating on the value of one currency compared to another. To profit, specialist investors need to keep an eagle eye on the market, as exchange rates between currencies can change extremely quickly in the event of major global events such as natural disasters, trade disputes and COVID-19.