Female shipper told the story of being "bombed" with nearly 2 million VND, fans argued fiercely

The story of a female shipper who was cheated of nearly 2 million VND when receiving a phone order is causing a stir on social networks. Many people feel sympathy for the girl, but also doubt the authenticity of the incident.

Social networking forums recently shared a video of a girl telling about being "bombed". Specifically, according to the share, this female shipper received an order to ship a phone code for 1,950,000 VND. At that time, the girl carefully called the other person to confirm. However, when you arrive at your destination, call both the recipient and the sender.

Knowing she had been scammed, the female shipper called the switchboard to notify and wait for resolution, and opened the package to check. Worth mentioning, there is no electricity inside but just a brick.

Sad that she was deceived, the girl advised those who intend to deceive them to stop, do not do the same to workers like her because earning 2 million is not easy.

Having said that, this female shipper also shared more about the strenuous and risky choice of motorbike taxiing, because she can control her time, can do it in her free time and earn a high income.

After being shared, the story attracted the attention and discussion of netizens with mixed opinions. Many people feel sorry for the girl who worked hard and was unfortunately cheated of a large amount of money.

However, there are many opinions expressing doubts about the accuracy of this incident, saying that this may just be content created to attract attention on social networks. Currently, the story related to the girl who was bombed with a bill worth nearly 2 million VND is still receiving a lot of debate from netizens.

In fact, it is not a strange story for shippers to have their goods bombed. It's not uncommon for situations that are "half funny, half funny" or worth condemning when the delivery person calls the recipient and is met with silence.

There are small value orders that can be handled, but there are also orders worth millions that make the shipper confused and not knowing what to do.

Talking about his first days in the profession, Mr. Nguyen Thanh Son (28 years old) living in Hoang Mai district, Hanoi could not hide his frustration: "I lost 500,000 VND in exchange for valuable experience just because I did not check the goods. before delivery".

Initially, Mr. Son received the application, advanced the amount of 500,000 VND at an alley in Dong Da district, and delivered it to the customer in Cau Giay district. When he received it, he saw that the goods were already boxed and the outer packaging was labeled as high-end cosmetics, so he did not ask much or was suspicious about the price.

Even though I called the consignee to confirm in advance, when I got there, the call was not received. I couldn't call the sender back. When I opened the package, I found out that inside was just a fake cosmetic box that cost more than 30,000 VND on the market.

Another time, Mr. Son saw a shipper in the job group posting a "pass application" post, believing that because they were in the same profession, he accepted the delivery. When he arrived, he was shocked to discover that the amount collected from the customer was only 480,000 VND while the person who passed the application asked him to advance 680,000 VND.

The case of Mr. Tran Van Thai (31 years old), from Nam Dinh is similar. While unemployed, Mr. Thai decided to go to Hanoi to work as a shipper to make ends meet. Because he didn't have much experience, after 10 days of starting the job, the male shipper was scammed out of 1.5 million VND.

"I received an application to deposit money into my Viettel Money account. The scammer asked me to go to a Viettel store on Lang Street, Dong Da District at 7:00 p.m. to transfer 1.5 million VND to the Viettel account they provided. Then take the receipt and bring it to the apartment in Nam Tu Liem district to get your money back and a fee of 100,000 VND," Mr. Thai said.

To create trust, the crooks also forged identity cards and sent them to Mr. Thai. Negligent and without careful investigation, the male shipper quickly fell into the trap. When the transfer is complete, take the receipt to the receiving location and call the recipient but cannot be contacted. At this point he realized he had been deceived.

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