Pham Thi Mai and Phan Thuy Linh, not associated with the developer, falsely claimed they could guarantee social housing purchases to swindle customer deposits.

Le Van Tan used a fake name, simultaneously acting as both a paddy buyer and seller, exploiting former business partners to defraud 346 tons of paddy and appropriate over 2.6 billion VND.

Nguyen Hoang Phuc, an employee of Saigon Thuong Tin Commercial Bank, fabricated stories about clients needing funds for bank loan maturity, defrauding multiple individuals of 7,6 billion VND after incurring losses from investing in a fake stock exchange.

Nguyen Xuan Chat is accused of impersonating provincial and central government leaders, claiming he could intervene in handling traffic violations for numerous transport companies.

Criminals manipulate images of influential individuals, then text and call demanding money transfers.

A group of Vietnamese youths established a livestream network in Laos, selling scratch-off lottery tickets to defraud hundreds of people.

Through the "Chemgio xastress" group, Vu Ngoc Cuong posed as a bank employee, enticing a wealthy middle-aged woman to transfer money for high-interest savings.

Dong Minh Tuan exploited a female vendor's inattention at Ninh Hiep market, using software to fake 309 money transfer images and defraud her of 13 billion VND.

A fraud case initiated in 2010, involving a 67-year-old defendant who spent 13 years, 4 months in temporary detention, remains unresolved after multiple trials and supplementary investigations, with the defendant maintaining innocence.

Police discovered four Chinese nationals renting an apartment in Phu Thuan ward (formerly District 7), making calls to defraud compatriots in their home country using pre-written scripts.

A jewelry store owner became suspicious when an elderly couple, both 76, attempted to sell gold to transfer money to someone claiming to be a commune police chief, prompting her to take them to the police.

Posing as a beautiful woman, befriending and then confessing love, Pham Sy Huynh's group defrauded a wealthy man in TP HCM of 41 billion dong in three days by having him perform tasks on a fake Lazada platform.

Following the indictment of Bui Thi Hoa for a 'school-running' fraud scheme, police are searching for 50 individuals who paid her to secure school admissions for their children.

After searching for accommodation in Phu Quoc on Facebook, Quyen paid a deposit of over 4 million dong, then repeatedly transferred money for "transaction error correction" requests, totaling more than 637 million dong.