The woman, who spoke anonymously in an interview with ZionFelix, disclosed that her Senior High School female friend convinced her to venture into Aviator, which she did.
However, she said it has been disastrous for her financially, as she invested about GH¢70,000 in the gaming for three years and has not gained any income, which she has regretted.
“Three years ago, I went to West Hills Mall, where I met my SHS female mate who introduced me to Aviator and said she had gained GH¢10,000, so it convinced me to join.
“The game has destroyed me for the past three years to the extent that I regret the decision. If I invest GH¢1,000 and lose, because you want to win, you look for the same amount to invest and gain, but you still lose. For me, I have lost over GH¢70,000 since I began,” she revealed.
The 36-year-old woman explained that the addiction became severe, affecting her ability to concentrate on her business.
She further noted that in her attempt to recover losses, she sold her drinking spot, including all the beverages, and also took out loans, which she lost through betting, leaving her jobless at the moment.
“I became so addicted to the extent that I stopped working. At some point, I sold my container shop, which I was operating as a drinking spot, for GH¢40,000 and invested it in Aviator. I borrowed money from people and still lost it. I am not working at the moment,” she added.
Watch the woman’s interview below:
Source: www.ghanaweb.com
