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Warning: Imposters Scams as Bach Hoa XANH Staff to Sell Milk with Gifts

"Beware of scams and impersonators! We have received reports of fraudulent individuals pretending to be our staff and offering gifts with milk purchases. If you encounter any suspicious activity or have concerns about potential scams, please take immediate action by contacting the authorities or reaching out to us directly via our hotline: 1900 1908 - 028 3622 9900. Stay vigilant and remember, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is."

Administrator

11 July, 2024

Dear valued customers,

We have been notified that there are individuals or organizations impersonating Bach Hoa XANH staff and scamming people into buying colostrum milk through gift offers and sales of colostrum milk (Anpha Lipid) of unknown origin at health clubs, dance classes, etc.

Bach Hoa XANH would like to announce that we are not currently running any such programs, and we urge our valued customers to be cautious when approached with similar offers to ensure their own and their loved ones’ health and safety.

Any unauthorized use of Bach Hoa XANH’s images or representations is illegal. Customers are advised to report such activities to the relevant authorities or through our hotline.

To ensure the authenticity and quality of your purchases and to avoid being scammed by imposters claiming to be Bach Hoa XANH staff, please direct all inquiries to:

Hotline: 1900 1908 – 028 3622 9900

Nearest Supermarket:

For your convenience and peace of mind, we encourage you to visit our network of supermarkets or purchase directly from our website/app to ensure the authenticity and quality of our products.

Frequently asked questions

The article warns readers about imposters and scams, where individuals pretend to be Bach Hoa Xanh staff to sell milk with gifts. It informs readers about the tactics used by these scammers and provides advice on how to avoid falling victim to such schemes.

The scammers pretend to be staff members of Bach Hoa Xanh, a well-known Vietnamese convenience store chain. They approach people, often the elderly or those living alone, and offer them milk with gifts such as towels or soap. They claim that it is a promotion or that the products are of limited quantity, creating a sense of urgency to persuade people to buy immediately.

The article advises people to be vigilant and aware of such scams. It recommends verifying the identity of anyone offering promotions or deals, and to not provide personal information or make payments without proper verification. It also suggests seeking assistance from family or friends if approached by suspected imposters, and to report any suspicious activities to the authorities.

Yes, the article provides some specific details. It mentions that the scammers often target people in remote or rural areas, and they may use fake IDs or uniforms to pose as Bach Hoa Xanh staff. They typically offer milk from a particular brand and use gifts as a lure to make the deal seem more attractive.

People should remain calm and vigilant if they encounter suspected imposters. They should not provide any personal information or make payments. It is advisable to ask for identification and verify their claims by contacting Bach Hoa Xanh directly or through their official customer support channels. If possible, take note of the imposter’s physical description, vehicle information, or any other relevant details that could help identify them.