Oh my god, I just saw that Chester Car is causing trouble again. This car YouTuber Yang Zhenglun recently posted a supposed investment plan on IG Stories, promising a 2% monthly return, guaranteed 24% annual profit, and principal protection. Honestly, it sounds suspicious right away. Netizens have already started criticizing it as a Ponzi scheme, but he’s still insisting it’s just buying and selling luxury watches and definitely not a scam.

What’s even more outrageous is his background. Yang Zhenglun himself is a survivor of the Zhongli shooting incident in 2017, when he was with a deceased person at an underground sports betting company and was shot by the attacker. This experience has led to ongoing suspicion from netizens, with some claiming he’s involved in fraud and illegal gambling, and he has even filed lawsuits over it. Then he says he made 6 to 7 million TWD trading cryptocurrencies, and now he’s promoting an investment scheme—his logic really doesn’t add up.

The current issue is whether his investment plan violates banking laws. So far, no victims have spoken out, and the police haven’t taken action, so it’s still uncertain. But if someone really gets scammed, they can report it through the government’s scam reporting app. What do you all think about this?