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They said several other tourists had helped them by shipping gems abroad using their duty free allowance of £10,000 – earning themselves £4,000 in the process. Several other men were there, and during the meal they casually mentioned an opportunity to earn some money. Returning from the market on the back of his scooter, he shot past the turning to her beach, announcing they would instead head to his cousin's home for dinner. The following day only one of the duo turned up but her initial fears that he would try to hit on her came to nothing and, Bowles says, they passed a nice, relaxed day together.
Bowles had been planning to visit it at some point, and so they agreed to go together. The conversation then turned to a nearby market they would visit the next day. They asked her why Europeans were friendly to Indian visitors to Europe, but standoff-ish in India, making her feel guilty. The well-to-do pair talked about their families and their lives as jewellery designers in Mumbai, further up the coast. It was part of a trip of a lifetime for which she had saved for years, and she was planning the next leg.Īs she was walking through a market one day, Bowles was greeted by two young Indian men, who asked "how is your life?" They got into a conversation, and she ended up having tea with them. After travelling around India with a friend, who left to go home, she found herself alone for the first time, staying in a beach hut in Goa. Her hope is that others will learn from her experience.īowles's story starts last month. Another woman who was similarly conned reportedly lost $50,000. However, Bowles got off relatively lightly, she has since discovered. In an interview with Guardian Money, she reveals how she fell for a highly sophisticated scam in which the fraudsters were so confident of ripping her off that they gave her a plane ticket to Berlin and €500 in cash. Back in the UK, the articulate, educated 28-year-old from Surrey can't quite believe what happened.
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