Japan’s police are investigating a luxury watch rental operator in Osaka after receiving over 40 complaints. Toke Match users claim expensive watches were not returned and were being sold online. The service allowed owners to rent out Rolex and other luxury watches for a fee.
Reports suggest that Toke Match abruptly shut down in January, leaving watch owners without their belongings. The police, following complaints from various regions, are looking into possible scams and embezzlement. The whereabouts of the operator’s management members are currently unknown.
The luxury watch rental operator in Osaka, Japan, is under scrutiny by the police for allegedly not returning watches worth hundreds of thousands of US dollars. The investigation comes after Toke Match users reported their watches being sold on a flea market app. Police are taking action following multiple complaints and are exploring possible fraud in the case.
-
Hackney Shooting: 1 Kid And 3 Adults Critically Injured, No Arrests Made Yet
-
Robert De Niro Faces Backlash As He Calls Donald Trump ‘A Clown’
-
Pope Francis Issues Apology Over Homophobic Slur, Says ‘There Is Space For Everyone’
-
Viral TikTok Post Claiming Rapper B.o.B Dead Debunked, Check Deets Here
-
Children’s Clothing and Accessories from Shein Found to Contain Harmful Chemicals Exceeding Safe Limits
-
‘All Eyes On Rafah’ Becomes A Rage On Social Media Platforms, What The Slogan Means For The World
-
Cardi B Goes Against Candance Owens Who Suggests Adult Content Should Be Banned
-
Japanese Man Who’s A Dog Is Now Thinking Of Becoming Panda, Cat or Fox