This one really leaves a foul taste in your mouth. Juxing Company used to operate out of Shengshi Henghe Phase 3 in Bavet before packing up and moving to AI Port. Once the operation dissolved, the bosses skipped town and fled straight to Malaysia.
When victims first tried getting answers through a shareholder who double-hatted as an agent, word came back that the guy was arrested the moment he returned to China. They then tried reaching the company’s big boss, who goes by "Tiandao." But the second Tiandao caught wind that people were looking for him, he completely ghosted, abandoning his Telegram account and playing dead.
The frontline staff did their jobs diligently and played by the rules, only to get stabbed in the back. Not only were their hard-earned wages withheld, but the company pulled a dirty move: they hijacked the employees' client lists, set up shop in Malaysia, and generated hundreds of thousands of USDT off those very clients—without giving the staff a single cent. Any messages sent to the boss were met with total silence.
Left with no choice, the victims have issued a final warning: if Tiandao doesn't step up and resolve this immediately, they will expose his photos and personal details online and hand everything directly over to the Chinese police.
Out on the streets here, motorbikes roar past and the roadside food stalls buzz as usual, but these hit-and-run operations and toxic bosses are a story people know all too well. Workers grind away in small rented rooms hoping they’ve landed a decent gig, only to have the boss dump them overnight and slip off to another country to strike it rich. Out here trying to make a living abroad, a boss like this is everyone's worst nightmare.
