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Currently, social media is seeing a Facebook page impersonating the Ministry of Finance that posts videos and articles claiming to collect information and assist people who were scammed online to recover the money they lost. The scammers exploit the psychology of victims who want to recover their losses by promising to help recover the money quickly, with a claimed 100% success rate. Rather than reporting to the police, victims turn to the page on social media to seek help recovering their money. The Hanoi City Police urge people to be cautious and vigilant about these fake Facebook pages. The page claims that the Ministry of Finance provides assistance to recover lost money, which misleads many into contacting them. The scammers then instruct victims to transfer money to receive the promised help. Many victims have been scammed, and now the scammers continue to trap and take money from victims. Because some people believe the page to be credible, they contact it; the scammers instruct victims to transfer money; many victims have already been cheated. Do not follow or contact websites, fan pages, or social media accounts advertising 'case submission', 'assistance to recover suspended funds', or 'recovery of swindled money' on the internet. If you notice signs of fraud, victims should report the case to the police in accordance with the law. By Pham Ngan Via VTV
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