Over 20 Victims File Fraud Complaint Against 'Thao Share' for 10M Baht Scam
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On October 31, 2026, at Bo Win Police Station in Sriracha District, Chonburi Province, more than 20 villagers filed a complaint with Pol. Lt. Thammanun Wiriya-pakorn, the duty investigator, against Ms. Narirat (surname withheld), aged 41, known as 'Thao Share', on charges of fraud. The case involves problems with share savings payments, after which she fled the area. Damages exceed 10 million baht, prompting victims to band together to seek legal action and recover their money. Share members reported she operated over 400 savings groups offering daily, 3-day, 7-day, 10-day, and monthly plans, with over 100 victims expected to file complaints.
Mr. Kimhok (surname withheld), 68, a community leader who led the group to file the complaint, said he invested over 800,000 baht in the scheme and had not received interest payments for several months. He could no longer contact 'Thao Share' and learned from friends that many others had been similarly defrauded, so they came to file a report hoping to recover some funds.
The savings scheme initially paid out genuine returns, but later payments became irregular before the operator disappeared entirely. Victims include residents from Chonburi and nearby provinces, numbering over 100 people with losses exceeding 10 million baht. After discovering the operator had vanished and was unreachable, they gathered to file a complaint to initiate legal proceedings. Police will first issue two summonses for her to appear; if she fails to respond, an arrest warrant will be issued.
