Vietnam Scam Case: Defendants Argue for Customer Care Staff Accountability
In a major Vietnamese scam case involving over VND 1.568 trillion, the defense for prime suspect Pho Duc Nam (Mr Pips) has urged the court to hold customer care staff accountable. Defendants argue these individuals were 'accomplices' and should share in compensating victims.
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