Labubu's winning online game is warned of violations, taking advantage of illegal acts

Authorities are investigating and considering online forms of online games and organizations that are lucky enough to win stuffed animals. The police collect data and will handle if there are signs of illegal profiteering and income.

On the afternoon of August 29, the Propaganda Department of the City Party Committee coordinated with the Department of Information and Communications of Ho Chi Minh City. Ho Chi Minh City held a press conference to provide information on the socio-economic situation in the city. At the meeting, in response to the question about the game of chance Labubu that is popping up on the Internet, Colonel Nguyen Thang Long, Deputy Head of the Staff Department, Ho Chi Minh City Police. Ho Chi Minh City, said that professional units always proactively implement many professional measures synchronously to capture, detect and handle activities that take advantage of cyberspace to organize illegal games.

According to Mr. Long, the handling of any act showing signs of violating the law must be based on the collected documents and evidence and in accordance with the process and provisions of the law.

"Regarding the Labubu game of chance, the city police have grasped the mode of operation and how it is organized. Currently, professional units have been collecting documents about this activity to handle in accordance with the law if there is a violation," Colonel Long informed. According to Mr. Long, activities to raise money and draw prizes need to have the approval and permission of the authorities with strict regulations. This is one of the types that has many potential risks of violating the law if not managed.

"The sale of Labubu stuffed animals or any product in the above form may have signs of misconduct. If the total amount of participation in a single play is from 5 million VND, the number of participants is 10 or more people, which will constitute a violation of the law.

A representative of the Ho Chi Minh City Police. Ho Chi Minh City also recommends that people participating in the above activities are also easy to become victims of crime, such as buying counterfeit goods or being deceived into transferring deposits to order goods online, winning prizes and not receiving products...

In recent times, the hobby of collecting stuffed animals called Labubu and related products has become a "hot trend" among young people. The price of this toy has continuously increased from a few hundred thousand VND to millions of VND per animal. Eating according to the trend, many people are quick to do Labubu business through personal pages on social networks. However, there have also been many cases of bad actors, attracting many people to make deposits and then blocking the number or deleting the sales page and personal page.

Ms. N T Y (living in District 7, Ho Chi Minh City) said: "I also play TikTok, so I often follow trends on social networks to make video clips to attract views and increase interaction. Realizing that many people are obsessed with collecting Labubu stuffed animals, I ordered one online worth nearly 6 million VND. Because I was so fascinated and the owner of this page was afraid that the goods were very rare and would be sold to others, I hurriedly paid the above amount. The next morning still did not receive the goods, the shop owner continued to make an appointment 2-3 more times but still did not have it, after that he could not contact him. I am very worried about how to solve this case."

Ms. T V (living in Hoc Mon, Ho Chi Minh City) also recounted her unfortunate case: "I saved up for a long time before I dared to order a Labubu. I had already transferred the deposit, but by the time I received the goods, opened it, oh my gosh, it was a broken pair of old shoes. When I contacted him, the Facebook owner asked me to return the goods without further explanation, and the deposit was silent."

If people detect related activities, they should quickly contact the Police to report, provide information, and support the Police to conduct verification, investigation and handling according to regulations.

Form of reporting: Reporting directly at the nearest Police office; make phone calls or send reports by post to the Police office; report via the VNeID application. The identity of the informant will be kept confidential by the Police (if the informant requests).

The City Police recommend that people be wary of lottery games or other forms of winning games online to avoid violating the law.

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