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In an exclusive interview with CBC’s Marketplace, the Malaysian man says he became a victim of human trafficking after he answered a post on a Facebook group advertising a customer service job with a Cambodian casino.

John, whose real name CBC has agreed to withhold to protect his safety, spent four months with others essentially held captive in compounds in Sihanoukville, Cambodia.

Peter, whose name CBC has agreed to change to protect his professional reputation, said he saw an ad on Facebook in April 2022 offering crypto-investment coaching through a company called Cryptos Circus.

This time, he reached the International Justice Mission (IJM), a non-profit headquartered in Washington, D.C., that works to free people from human trafficking.

Sims says these scamming compounds are able to thrive because of the complacency of multiple actors, including social media platforms and financial institutions.

Dana Gehring with Edmonton Police’s serious crime unit wants to encourage more Canadians to report cybercrime, because he says it can help them track down perpetrators and recover money — something he says happens quite rarely.

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