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Online shoppers are being warned over purchasing expensive goods as a rise in e-commerce means more merchants exploiting loopholes and concerns over customer protection
– something the Vietnamese government is already aware of and attempting to quash with new legislation.
E-commerce apps are increasing in popularity, so naturally more people are at risk of being deceived. VIR Photo
Last week Dr. Leigh Jones, head of training at a research institute based in Ho Chi Minh City, took to Twitter to urge others to be careful when shopping online after a delivery driver took off with around $130 in cash for a GoPro camera - with no GoPro in sight. “Just had a box of sand delivered in place of a GoPro 5 in Vietna
Online shoppers are being warned over purchasing expensive goods as a rise in e-commerce means more merchants exploiting loopholes and concerns over customer protection – something the Vietnamese government is already aware of and attempting to quash with new legislation.
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