Thai Singer ‘Eed Fly’ Responds to Scam Allegations

Thai singer ‘Eed Fly’ has responded to allegations that he scammed 2.1 million baht from concert organizers in Europe. In a recent interview, ‘Eed Fly’ explained the circumstances surrounding the incident and denied any wrongdoing.

What Happened in Switzerland?

‘Eed Fly’ was scheduled to perform at a concert in Switzerland, but he failed to show up. The concert organizers claimed that they had paid him a significant amount of money, but ‘Eed Fly’ denied receiving the payment.

Broker Scam in Europe

‘Eed Fly’ revealed that he was scammed by brokers in Europe, who had promised to arrange concerts for him. However, the brokers disappeared with the money, leaving ‘Eed Fly’ with no choice but to cancel the concerts.

Other Singers Affected

Three other famous singers were also scammed by the same brokers and had to pay out of their own pockets. However, ‘Eed Fly’ was accused of defrauding them of money and misrepresenting his work.

Setting the Record Straight

‘Eed Fly’ explained that he had not received any payment from the concert organizers and had not defrauded anyone. He emphasized the importance of verifying information before spreading it to prevent fake news.

Salary Dispute with European Concert Tour

‘Eed Fly’ also complained that he had not yet received his salary from a European concert tour. He expressed his frustration and disappointment with the situation.

By understanding the circumstances surrounding the incident, fans can make informed decisions and avoid spreading misinformation.