Hey Mao, we've known each other for years and even done business together. Earlier in September, you mentioned needing to exchange some RMB for USD for a construction project. Trusting our relationship, I helped you out. But it turns out the money you sent me was fraudulent, and now my bank account's frozen by the police back home. All the funds, totaling $109,821, have been returned.
When I asked you to sort this out, you kept dodging and weren't upfront. I know your wife just had a baby and where she's staying, and I also know where your parents live.
I'm not asking for much—just return the money, and we can move on. But if you keep avoiding this, I'll have to take other steps. Friends here always warn about currency exchanges, especially with people you know, as it can lead to trouble.
