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HUNDREDS OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS GOT AIR TICKET SCAMMED

7:48 08/01/2016

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Thi Tran

Nearly 300 international students from Vietnam in Melbourne and Sydney are the victims of an air ticket scam, costing them more than 400 000 AUD in total.

 

How does the scam work?

“Vi Tran”, the alias of the air ticket seller, used the VDS group on Facebook to start her business. VDS is a well-known communication platform for Vietnamese international students who are studying  in Melbourne and Sydney. Information about study, work or lifestyle tips is exchanged and, similar to Gumtree, furniture and general services can be sold.

“Before I bought online tickets, I checked her Facebook page [and there were] a lot of positive comments about the service. That’s why it caught my trust, so I bought it,” posted a student in the VDS forum.

The account under MY TRUC LE name

To pay for the online air ticket, direct debit must be transferred into Vi Tran’s Commonwealth bank account. A ticket was to be automatically sent to their account with the customer’s name, date and time and, importantly, a code.

Why did it become a scam?

Around 300 students had purchased an online ticket from Vi Tran. But, when the students checked their ticket code with the airline to print out the paper ticket, most of the codes are invalid. When they tried to contact her, they were unable to make a phone call or Facebook message. The number is constantly out of service or in busy mode and the Facebook account was deactivated a few days ago. Some angry and devastated students even went to the address that Vi Tran had provided over their personal message chat. However, it was a fake address.

Comments have flooded the VDS page, and the police have continuously received several inquiries about the case.

From ThanhNien

“I am a victim.”

“Sorry parents, I can’t visit you guys this year”

one of the students’ Facebook statuses

“I had studied and worked very hard to save up my money for the year flight ticket, so I could visit my parents on the coming Lunar New Year. I transferred nearly 22 million Vietnamese Dongs (around nearly 1,300 AUD)  to Vi Tran for my air-ticket. But I got a fake ticket and code for my flight. Now, when I check the ticket on Vietnam airlines, which will cost me another 27 million Vietnamese Dong (1,800 AUD)….. Maybe I won’t be able to see my family this year. ” – from one of Vietnamese students studying in Sydney.

One student from Melbourne paid 8,000 AUD for her family members of 5 people to travel back Vietnam this Lunar New Year to celebrate her wedding. Now, the lady is behind in her wedding plan, and extra costs have been added onto her budget, a surge-charge from the hotel and wedding venue.

NSW Police, Vietnam Airlines’s representative, General Consular of Vietnam in Australia and the Vietnamese Student Associations in Melbourne and Sydney are cooperatively working together to investigate the case.

From VDS

***GHI CHÚ: 
Chữ VDS viết tắt tên gọi của tổ chức Sinh Viên Việt Cộng là "VIETNAMESE DYNAMIC STUDENTS Group". Theo tin tức của báo hiện có chừng 20 ngàn sinh viên VC tham gia vào tổ chức nầy. Như vậy VDS Group chắc chắn là do Tòa Đại Sứ VC ở Canberra lập ra và LÊ MỸ TRÚC là đứa họat động có tên tuổi trong tổ chức sv VC nầy./-Mt68

(Students formally reported the situation to police on Thursday.

"Detectives continue to make inquiries into the matter and are working closely with victims," police said in a statement. They estimated up to $500,000 may have been involved.

More than 20,000 people belong to the Vietnamese Dynamic Students group, many of them NSW students.

Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/hundreds-of-students-defrauded-in-flight-scam-police-20160108-gm21w2.html#ixzz3xLOqUp6A Follow us: @smh on Twitter | sydneymorningherald on Facebook)