A person named Felicia first approached me on Instagram and introduced herself as a designer. Felicia made a business proposal to me and said that the design she was currently making was under contract with an Italian company and that she would start the business in Korea if she received a down payment. A few days after that, an Italian company contacted me to sign a contract with Felicia's design, and Felicia said that she would go to Italy to sign the contract. While signing the contract with the Italian company, I was told that the down payment was not received in my bank, and when I asked the bank, it was sent to Russia a few days ago. I told the customer that I had received money directly from a Russian bank and that the banking system was affected. He said that the reason for the restriction was that Ukraine and Russia were at war, and asked me to send an email to his bank from Korea and open a bank with his personal information. I asked for it. Since it wasn't my personal information and I was only sending an email, I agreed to the request and sent the email to open a bank. After opening the bank, I confirmed that USD 1,500,000 had arrived and Felicia gave it to the taxi driver she was driving in Italy. I told him I needed to deposit money and gave the taxi driver's bank information. I received the bank information, entered the bank information, and sent the money. The money was sent normally, and then he told me that he had booked a private plane to Korea and gave me the airline's bank information. I tried to send money using that bank information, but the bank was blocked. I asked the bank via email and asked if I needed to stop the transaction and increase the transfer limit. He said he had to pay 3 million won in Korean currency and gave me the account numbers of the Industrial Bank of Korea and Nonghyup Bank, which are Korean banks. At first, he asked for 3 million won. I only had 1.3 million won in my account, and when I contacted him to see if he could release it if I deposited 1.3 million won, he said he would. So I made a deposit took a screenshot and sent it. However, only access to the banking site was resolved, but the transaction suspension was not lifted, so I inquired again and was told that only 1.3 million won out of the 3 million won had been deposited, so the transaction suspension could not be lifted. And they said I could solve it by paying 2 million won more, so I borrowed 2 million won and paid it. But in the end, it didn't work out and I received an email from the bank. It was 3 million won for Koreans, but foreigners asked for 3 million won more, saying the fee was double. I borrowed money and deposited 3 million won. However, the bank demanded 5.7 million won more and said it was the final payment. I did not have any money, and in the end, I told the bank that I could only borrow 1 million won in Korea, so I settled for 1 million won. I asked if I could do it. The bank said it would accept the request and told me to send 1 million won. I sent 1 million won, but the bank sent me an email saying I could fully activate my account if I paid the last 3 million won. I didn't respond. Reported from Korea. I looked it up and found that some of the photos Felicia sent me were photos that could be found on Google, and the bank site that Felicia told me was a fake site with another duplicate site. Please help me. Please help me. The bank I sent it to.