Vic Zhou was defrauded of 7.75 million by his wife's best friend, and the agent responded. What happened?

According to media reports, Vic Zhou, an artist from Taiwan Province Province, China, and his wife recently reported to the Taipei District Inspection Office that Feng, an insurance agent, cheated the couple out of NT$ 34.47 million (about RMB 7.75 million) in the name of paying insurance premiums.

Mr. and Mrs. Vic Zhou were cheated of money.

It is understood that Vic Zhou's participation in this insurance project can be traced back to 20 19, when they learned about this project through an insurance brokerage company. Subsequently, insurance broker Feng (also his best friend) bought his investment insurance from the insurance company. Perhaps out of trust in Feng, the couple finally decided to take out10120,000 (45 million Taiwan dollars).

According to the terms and conditions, the couple can get back the principal after paying in six installments, and of course they can get rich interest. At first, the contract stipulated that the insured would pay the expenses by remittance. Then, at the suggestion of the agent Feng, the couple switched to the channel of enjoying discounts and paying cash. The couple thought that this could reduce the principal investment, but they were cheated by the insurance broker.

It is reported that at that time, the couple delivered the first phase of 6.5438+0.53 million yuan (NT$ 6.84 million) to Feng, who handed it over to the insurance company. Unexpectedly, this is also the only premium recorded by the insurance company.

The two admitted the fact that they had been cheated.

It is reported that Vic Zhou and his wife listed the facts in their accusation. At that time, after paying the first premium, they asked her to pay the premium in cash at the suggestion of the agent Feng. At that time, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Zhou agreed to pay cash in person at the bank to be on the safe side, but the staff of the insurance company said that the premium had not entered the payment account since the second period.

In addition, in August 2020, before the agreed premium payment time, Feng told the couple that in addition to enjoying the cash discount, the company also introduced the policy of paying in advance and preferential treatment in advance, paying the remaining premium in advance and getting more interest later. At that time, the couple just had enough money on hand, so they agreed to Feng's proposal and paid off the remaining premium in one lump sum.

It was not until April, 20021year that Mr. and Mrs. Vic Zhou received a notice from the insurance company to demand the premium, and learned that after paying the first premium, the remaining premium had not been credited to the payment account. To this end, the couple quickly found Feng to ask about the situation, and the other party comforted them not to worry too much, claiming that this was because the system transfer was delayed and the money would be credited on time, so similar dunning information should not be taken to heart. However, the reasons given by Feng did not convince the couple. They didn't realize that they were probably cheated until they pursued it.

Vic Zhou replied: Everything is handled by lawyers.

In this regard, Vic Zhou's brokerage company responded in a low-key way: "Leave everything to lawyers and the judiciary. Thank you for your concern. "

Vic Zhou and his wife were not the only victims. Because of the big funding gap, Feng is robbing Peter to pay Paul, and other cases are under investigation. At present, more details about this case have not been announced. I hope Vic Zhou and his wife can successfully recover their losses.