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‼️ HOW HAVING MY CARGO STOLEN ENDED UP MAKING ME €47,500 ‼️ My name is Joseph, and I’m 41 years old. For the past six years, I’ve been driving my Iveco truck in Malta, hauling cargo straight from Malta Freeport all over the island. Anyone who’s self-employed knows that this last year and a half has been a total nightmare. Fuel prices went through the roof, my rent in Birkirkara is €900 a month, and the truck lease is another €1,550 on top of that. Add to that the fact that some clients take months to pay their invoices. Three months ago, I was on the brink of losing everything. In a truck park near the Ħal Far industrial area, someone slashed my trailer canvas. They stole electronic equipment and made off with over 200 liters of diesel. The insurance only covered a fraction of the loss. To keep my truck, I had to take out an emergency loan of nearly €16,500 from BOV. Last week, while unloading some cargo in Marsa, I ran into a mate of mine who’s also self-employed. Over a cup of coffee, I told him everything I’d been going through and told him I was thinking of swapping the truck for something smaller or selling the Iveco cheap just to go work for someone else. He listened and said, “Are you crazy? Last month I was about to lose my truck too.” Then he opened his HSBC app and showed me his statement. There were bank transfers coming in ranging from €3,000 to €5,000. At first, I thought he was pulling my leg and told him it was all bullshit. But he just sent me the name of the app, Angel Spin, and said, “I’ve shown you, now it’s up to you.” That evening, out of sheer desperation, I deposited €50. I got a welcome bonus, opened Gates of Olympus, did a few spins, and my balance quickly shot up to €350. I submitted a withdrawal request for €300 right away, just to see if it was legit. Ten minutes later, I got a text from BOV saying the funds had hit my account, and my cigarette literally dropped out of my mouth. I just sat there in the kitchen staring at the screen,
