Legal & Professional Affairs: Phu Quy, Bao Tin Minh Chau Warn of Facebook Scams by Bao Vy • September 19, 2025 – 09:18
Exploiting the public’s demand for gold and silver, fraudsters are impersonating reputable brands like Bao Tin Minh Chau and Phu Quy to deceive and defraud customers.
Bao Tin Minh Chau and Phu Quy jointly warn of fake verified Facebook pages engaging in scams.
Bao Tin Minh Chau reports that numerous fake verified Facebook pages and accounts are impersonating major brands, offering fictitious gold promotions to lure unsuspecting buyers.
Scammers replicate official branding, including logos, profile pictures, cover photos, and posts, to deceive users. They share links requesting personal details or payments for fake giveaways and non-existent promotions.
“Amid volatile gold markets, these scams are increasingly sophisticated. Customers must exercise extreme caution, especially with online transactions,” Bao Tin Minh Chau advises.
The company emphasizes that all transactions, online or in-store, include VAT-compliant invoices. Payments should only be made to accounts registered under Bao Tin Minh Chau LLC. Currently, online sales are limited to jewelry; gold bars and plain rings are unavailable online.
On September 18, Phu Quy Investment JSC issued a new alert regarding fake pages fraudulently selling limited-edition silver products.
Phu Quy clarifies it has no ongoing silver promotions. All announced limited editions are final and will not be reissued. Pages claiming otherwise are fraudulent.
Previously, Phu Quy’s 50th Anniversary of Southern Liberation silver bar (2,025 units) and 80th National Day silver bar (9,999 units) sold out within 3 and 8 hours, respectively.
“We operate exclusively under Phu Quy Investment JSC. Accounts with variations of our name are unauthorized. Customers should transact directly at our 100+ authorized stores/agents nationwide to avoid scams,” Phu Quy stated.
Unveiling the Ultimate Silver Bullion Offer: Beware of Scams, Only Official Channels Are Secure.
The Phu Quy Gem and Gold Group has issued a warning about a recent scam where fraudsters impersonate the company’s official social media accounts, complete with a verified tick, to deceive customers and steal their money during the ordering process.
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“Authorities are on the lookout for individuals who were in contact with the suspect, Duyen, via Facebook and made transactions to any of the 11 bank accounts. The suspect employed 11 accounts to transfer funds, attempting to evade detection. Any information regarding this matter will aid the investigation and bring clarity to the situation.”
Gold prices on February 27th: SJC gold fluctuates rapidly, reverses sharply and falls.
On February 27th, the price of SJC gold experienced a volatile turnaround. This type of gold soared by 700-800 thousand dong per tael in the morning trading session, with the selling price reaching a peak of 79.5 million dong per tael, the highest level since the beginning of the year. However, this price level was only maintained for a few hours before SJC gold quickly reversed its course and plummeted.
