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How to check a scam website in the simplest way According to An Yên — Friday, May 1, 2026, 15:11. Listen to the article [Playback controls preserved for context, not part of content] Below are practical steps to identify fraudulent websites and protect oneself from scams. The article notes that online information can be deceptive and that public guidance exists to help users verify legitimacy. To check, people can follow these steps: Step 1: Access https://tinnhiemmang.vn/website-lua-dao Step 2: In the search field, enter the domain name to check and click the 'Search' button Step 3: The system displays a list of malicious domains. Users should review and avoid the corresponding domains. [Image caption: "Cách tra cứu website lừa đảo đơn giản nhất- Ảnh 1."] The system displays a list of malicious, fraudulent domains — Screenshot. According to C06, in the digital era, internet use is widespread with vast information and many websites. However, the online environment always carries risks, and information about organizations can be forged to defraud users. Therefore, C06’s solution helps the public identify fake websites to prevent fraud. How is online fraud punished? - Administrative penalties: Under Clause 1 of Article 15 of Decree 144/2021/ND-CP, fines range from 2,000,000 VND to 3,000,000 VND for acts using deceit or attempting to misappropriate assets, or until assets are returned. - Criminal liability: Article 174 of the Penal Code outlines penalties for fraud, including ranges of imprisonment depending on the amount and circumstances (organization, professional nature, large sums, etc.). These provisions illustrate the legal consequences of online fraud. Source: An Yên [Link to source: VTC News]
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