Scam Group Posing as Delivery Drivers Targeting Online Shoppers Busted
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Scam Group Posing as Delivery Drivers Targeting Online Shoppers Busted

In Lang Son Province, Vietnam, a sophisticated scam group targeting online shoppers has been apprehended. Posing as delivery drivers, they falsely informed victims they had registered for a monthly service costing VND 4 million, using psychological manipulation to extort money. The group operated systematically and is believed to have defrauded victims of approximately VND 400 million.

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