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Hey guys, my name is Paul, I’m 34 years old. I arrived in England, in Manchester, two weeks ago, full of hope, brother. Even before coming, I arranged a job at the Kellogg’s factory through acquaintances. I started working from the first day — night shifts on the packaging line for cereals and products. I needed money urgently, so I brought all my 14,000 lei in cash. That was absolutely all my savings from the last year and a half. I saved like an idiot, didn’t spend on anything, even smoked less. I joined the WhatsApp group “Români în Manchester” and wrote: “Brothers, does anyone know where I can properly exchange lei into pounds? I don’t want to lose too much on the exchange.” Ten minutes later, a guy messaged me: “Listen, brother, I’m actually flying back to Romania tomorrow and I need lei. Give me your lei, I’ll give you pounds — I won’t rip you off, I’ll give you a good price.” I thought it was a decent offer. We agreed to meet the next day near Piccadilly Station. A normal-looking guy showed up, also Romanian. We shook hands, talked a bit about work and how tough the first months are. I gave him 14,000 lei, he gave me a stack of pounds. I counted them — everything seemed fine. We shook hands again, he said “Good luck, brother” and left. The next day I went to the agent to pay for the room. I handed him the money. He took the stack, started checking the notes, frowned... and said: — These are fake. All of them. At first I thought he was joking. But he was serious: “I’m calling the police right now.” My head exploded. I started shouting that it couldn’t be true, that I had just exchanged them yesterday. The agent looked at me like I was an idiot and said: “Mate, you got classically scammed. These fakes are well made, but you can still tell.” I went outside and sat on the curb. My hands were shaking. One thought was spinning in my head: everything. 14,000 lei — that was all I had in life. All my savings. I only had £85 left on my card. And at the factor
