Mai Hong Son posted advertisements online selling generators and agricultural machinery, fabricated sales contracts, requested advance deposits from customers, and then appropriated the funds.

Elizabeth Holmes, the former CEO of blood-testing company Theranos, has applied for a sentence reduction to seek early release from prison, having served several years for defrauding investors.

A bank employee, Vuong Khanh Hung, embezzled 2,8 billion VND from five customers by using their mobile phones to transfer funds from their accounts during loan rollover processes.

Dang Thi Trinh, 52, faces allegations of swindling multiple individuals out of 3,5 billion dong, which she reportedly invested in the stock market and subsequently lost.

Diep Van Ban and a friend illegally crossed into Cambodia to join a scam ring, but lied about going on vacation and then lost contact, leading his mother to enter a "scam hub" alone to find him.

Nguyen Thuy Saly and accomplices approached a relative of a defendant in a case handled by the Ministry of Public Security, claiming connections to high-ranking officials and promising an 'innocent verdict' to defraud 4 billion VND.

Police arrested seven individuals involved in a cryptocurrency investment scam operating from Cambodia, which used a fake Nasdaq platform and is estimated to have defrauded 14 billion VND.

Do Nhu Truong is accused of providing false information to customers while serving as a bank branch director in Mong Cai, appropriating billions of VND.

Tran Minh Tuan, also known as "Tony Tran," cultivated an image of success, organizing large events to entice people into participating in a crypto exchange, defrauding many of over one million USD.

Experts attribute online booking cancellations primarily to manual management processes and a lack of professionalism among small, independent accommodations.

Nguyen Quang Dai created a fake Facebook account and staged transactions to defraud acquaintances, exploiting internal discount information from a phone manufacturer.

Nguyen Thi Nga is accused of exploiting democratic freedoms and falsely claiming connections with leaders to defraud numerous households protesting the Ban Chat hydropower resettlement project.

Tran Van Quy, 45, chairman of Sam Group's board of directors, is accused of fraud for allegedly taking money from multiple individuals by selling villas in "ghost" projects.

Nguyen Dinh Van is accused of collaborating with accomplices in Cambodia to approach a woman who posted a house for rent, court her, then entice her to invest, defrauding her of 7.4 billion VND.