Mailisa charity boss: Donated 10 billion but still got called "fake news", wrote a very harsh response

The support of Northerners by businesswoman Mailisa (real name Phan Thi Mai, often called "boss Mailisa", born in 1975) is receiving attention from the online community.

After taking 3 billion in cash and 50 tons of rice to the northern provinces to support, Mailisa decided to take another 7 billion VND for charity. In total, the businesswoman donated 10 billion VND and 50 tons of rice. Until recently, "boss Mailisa" just posted a new video on her personal page that attracted a lot of attention on the online community. The video explains the question of some people: Is Mailisa really just a canvas?

Specifically, this businesswoman wrote on her personal page:

Hehe, some of you said Mai Khanh and his wife used canvas, so Mai said, "What is Mai using canvas for?"

Firstly, Mai Khanh and his wife are not shareholders, and do not call for capital from any individuals, brothers, friends, aunts or uncles.

Second, Mai does not recruit agents; Mailisa's products and services are sold directly to consumers.

Normally, people who use canvas often have two problems: One is to create a rich cover for themselves to call for capital for all other people to invest in to spend and do business; Two is to create a wealthy business to recruit agents. Currently, Mai has a chain of systems with 16 branches, especially what makes Mailisa different is that Mai has a long-term mindset and vision.

In the past, when Mai Khanh and her husband had their first 10 billion, Mai still did not dare to buy a scooter. Instead of using that mone.y to buy a supercar, a car or a scooter to put on social networks to show off to people, Mai Khanh and her husband only focused on investing so that mone.y could make more mone.y.

For example, first I bought a small piece of land and then I sold the small piece of land to buy a larger piece of land. If I wait until now to start buying land and buying a house, it will be very difficult because everything is too expensive. Mai Khanh and his wife were both born into poor families, so their views, personalities and personalities are very compatible. Both husband and wife understand that if they want to escape poverty, they have to try hard, they just have to work, work and the more they work, the more experience they have to adjust their shortcomings. If the quality of their service at that time is not very good, if it is only 7 points, then the next month it must be adjusted to 8 points, from 8 points it must be adjusted to 10 points so that it can become more and more comprehensive.

It is known that in the second charity event in Cao Bang province, Ms. Phan Thi Mai and Mr. Hoang Kim Khanh gave 50 tons of rice and 500 million VND in cash to 2,500 poor people in remote areas, in especially difficult circumstances, suffering from natural disasters and floods in the Luc Khu highlands (7 communes) in Ha Quang district. Previously, in the first charity event in this locality, Ms. Phan Thi Mai gave more than 1 billion VND to people affected by storms and floods.

Mailisa and her husband shared that they will continue to build charity houses, averaging 150-200 million VND/house, including 1 living room, 2 bedrooms, kitchen, toilet with solid house conditions, meeting the living needs of a family. The businesswoman affirmed that she will try within 2-3 months, people in the flood-hit areas can receive new, spacious houses.

Born into a family of two siblings, her father passed away when she was 11 years old, and her mother was illiterate. The childhood of "beauty salon tycoon" Mailisa was spent following her mother into the forest to collect firewood, sell vegetables, and sell fish at the market. After doing many jobs, she was fortunate enough to enter the beauty industry and gradually build the "empire" Mailisa is today.

Despite being busy with her business, this businesswoman still takes time to carry out many charity projects across the country. She once shared the view that "giving is forever" because material things can be exhausted, but the joy and happiness that the community receives are priceless assets after each trip.

"Mailisa Boss" charity incident, rushed to hospital, businessman husband makes shocking revelation An Nhi07:23:21 27/09/2024Recently, the support of the Northern people by businesswoman Mailisa (real name Phan Thi Mai, often called Mailisa's boss, born in 1975) is receiving attention from the online community.