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Summary

The video discusses common scams perpetrated online during the Tet holiday in Vietnam when vehicle demand surges. Scammers pose as sellers of car accessories or rental services at below-market prices. After receiving down payments, they disappear without delivering products or services. The video advises thoroughly researching lessors, comparing prices, reading contracts closely, making required deposits to reputable companies, and carefully inspecting vehicles before taking possession to avoid being defrauded when renting cars.

Takeaways

• 😣 Scammers take advantage of increased demand for rental cars around Tet holiday
• 😠 They post fake rental ads on social media with very low prices
• 😫 They ask for deposit payment then disappear without providing the car
• 😥 Scam victims may lose deposit and transportation plans for Tet
• 😁 Avoid scams by renting from reputable companies with good reviews
• 😎 Carefully compare prices to identify reasonable deals
• 📝 Read rental contract thoroughly before signing
• 💸 Pay according to company payment policies
• 🔎 Inspect car thoroughly including paperwork and condition
• 📹 Record walkaround video when picking up rental car

Q & A

What are the two most common fraud schemes mentioned in the video?

The two most common fraud schemes are selling car parts/accessories at very low prices and renting out self-drive cars but never delivering them.

How do fraudsters attract victims when selling cheap car parts?

They post in car groups that they are selling leftover parts like dash cams and Android boxes at 1/3rd or 1/4th of the normal market price.

What tactic do scammers use when renting out cars?

They offer lower rental rates than the market price, waive deposits, and even offer home delivery, exploiting people's desire for convenience.

What happens after people transfer the deposit money to rent cars?

The scammers take the money and disappear. When people contact them later about the car delivery, they realize they have been scammed.

What tips does the expert give to avoid rental car scams?

Choose reputable rental companies, compare prices to find suitable deals, read contracts carefully before renting, follow company payment policies, and pay the customary 30-50% deposits.

Why should people inspect rental cars thoroughly before driving?

To check the car condition, documentation, and avoid liability for pre-existing damages that may be claimed when returning the car.

What should people do when inspecting rental cars?

Use phones to record a video walking around the car to document its initial condition.

How many days is the minimum rental period for sedans over Tet?

The minimum rental period is 10 days over the 7-day Tet holiday for sedans and category A vehicles.

What is the typical deposit amount for renting sedans over Tet?

It is usually 50% of the rental fee. For example, 50% of a 10-12 million VND rental fee.

What additional information could have been provided in the video?

More first-hand experiences from scam victims, more specific examples of common tricks, and advice on what to do if scammed.