Pew Pew, Xoai Non were called names because of their involvement with "livestream hotgirl" Nguyen Hoang Mai Ly

In recent days, information related to the warehouse of a famous hot girl selling online goods on the internet was suddenly inspected by the authorities, attracting the attention of public opinion.

According to information posted by VTV, the General Department of Market Management has just coordinated with the Department of Cyber Security and High-Tech Crime Prevention of the Ministry of Public Security, the Department of E-Commerce and Digital Economy of the Ministry of Industry and Trade to inspect Unexpectedly investigate the warehouse of a famous online hot girl with billions of dong in revenue each month.

The warehouse is a 5-storey villa, each floor area is about 100m2. Every corner in the villa is used to store goods. The warehouse contains many goods such as cosmetics, functional foods... originating from abroad. At the time of the inspection, there were about 50 employees at the warehouse doing the product packaging process.

The warehouse manager could not present an invoice proving origin when asked by the authorities. According to initial verification, in just 20 days, the hot girl's online sales revenue has reached nearly 3 billion VND.

After the incident happened, many people expressed confusion over the products that the hot livestream girl previously sold. Not only that, netizens also flocked to the comment section on the personal pages of PewPew and Xoai Non couple. The reason is that before, these subjects also appeared on the livestream selling goods with this hot girl.

Faced with unfavorable information, PewPew had to affirm: "We have received complete information, seriously working with partners and related parties... We are ready to handle any problems." of customers, exchange orders, refunds, coordinate with you so that you can feel more secure about the orders placed during that live session...".

Below the comments section, the hot girl, the main character in the story, also confirmed that she is working with PewPew to handle and support customers.

It is known that a few days ago, the hot girl's livestream account conducted a 12-hour livestream session with 647,000 views and 4,100 closing comments. Attending the livestream session also had the appearance of some famous Tiktokers and streamers such as PewPew, Hua Phuong Ngan...

After the above incident, many people believe that it is necessary to severely punish those who livestream and sell fake and counterfeit goods to deter...

The above incident is not rare. Not long ago, the Market Management Department of Gia Lai province issued a decision to impose an administrative penalty on Ms. Tran Le Quynh Thi of 31 million VND for trading in counterfeit branded goods and infringing on intellectual property in the environment. Internet.

In Ho Chi Minh City, in October 2023 alone, the Market Management Department inspected and discovered 166 cases of violations of goods of unknown origin, 154 cases of counterfeit trademark goods, and 106 cases of imported goods. contraband.

Counterfeit and pirated goods are mainly sold on social networking sites, e-commerce platforms, and livestream sales on Tiktok Shop.

Recently, it has been quite common for some individuals to take advantage of their personal pages to livestream to sell fake and low-quality counterfeit goods in large quantities.

Just go to Facebook, Tiktok, users can easily follow livestream sales from shoes, clothes, bags, cosmetics... to functional foods, many of which are hot girls.

Many shops specializing in business on social networks, when livestreaming sales, always advertise genuine products made in Vietnam at low prices, but in reality they are fake, counterfeit, and poor quality products. Each time they livestream, the establishments attract thousands of viewers, shares and orders.

Trading in counterfeit goods is an illegal act. Depending on the content, nature and severity of the violation, this act may be subject to administrative sanctions or criminal prosecution - lawyer Le Hong Van - Hanoi Bar Association said.

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