50 million won a day sponsored for female BJ...man suddenly dies = South Korea

A man in his 30s, who had sponsored Internet broadcasters such as BJ and others for as much as 50 million won (approximately 5.64 million yen) a day, was found dead in the body. this man
was an ordinary office worker, and his family sued BJ and other broadcasters for fraud. Why did company employees go to the extent of borrowing money to provide huge amounts of support?
According to JTBC on the 24th, the family of Mr. A, a man in his 30s whose body was found in his car in May last year, said that some BJs
He filed a complaint with the police against BJ and the broadcasting staff for fraud, claiming that they were deceiving listeners and profiting from them. Mr. A sponsored up to 50 million won a day, so the internet broadcasting BJ and others
He was known as a ``high-ranking customer,'' but in reality he was just an ordinary office worker. Mr. A has been participating in ``Excel Broadcasting,'' where the rank and exit of BJ and others are determined based on the amount of support. Mr. A is
It turned out that he had borrowed money to prevent BJ, who he sponsored, from being evicted. At the time of Mr. A's death, the debt had reached 150 million won (approximately 16.93 million yen).
BJ, who was receiving support from Mr. A at the time, feels sorry for him, but his position is that it was unavoidable because he sponsored Mr. A based on his own choice.
Some BJs created fake accounts to stir up competitive psychology and induce viewers to sponsor more people.
He revealed. Another BJ received a refund after mobilizing his staff to ``self-sponsor'' in order to avoid being ejected from the broadcast, and said, ``I used my own money to raise my score (sponsorship).
"I had done this before, but it seemed like most of the people watching turned a blind eye to it, and even when they found out about it, they didn't say anything."
On the other hand, the side effects of individuals excessively sponsoring Internet broadcasting have not been seen before.
It has been viewed as a problem. Although Africa TV has set a sponsorship limit, it becomes meaningless if multiple IDs are used or a proxy payment company is used. Mr. A, who died this time, also used a proxy payment company.
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