Ngoc Ha, wife of People's Artist Cong Ly, warns against online money-making scams.
After becoming a victim of an unethical money-making app, Ngoc Ha – the wife of People's Artist Cong Ly – spoke out to warn about sophisticated psychological manipulation methods used to seize assets online.
Ngoc Ha, wife of People's Artist Cong Ly, recently shared her personal experience of being drawn into an opaque online money-making application. Through this incident, she hopes to warn the community about increasingly sophisticated psychological manipulation tactics, helping people avoid unnecessary financial losses.
A costly lesson from online money-making apps.
According to Ngoc Ha, at the beginning of this year, she lost 2.9 million VND after joining a platform that advertised easy ways to earn extra income. Although the amount wasn't huge, she admitted it was one of the most memorable lessons in her life.
Notably, Ngoc Ha, a cautious person who regularly updates herself on cybersecurity and scam warnings, was still lured by attractive promises and trust in recommendations from acquaintances. She believes that those who made the referrals were also victims of psychological manipulation by those behind this scheme.
Identifying signs of scams and psychological traps.
Based on her own experience, the wife of People's Artist Cong Ly pointed out that there is no easy path to wealth or a system of investing capital without doing anything and still earning a steady income. She emphasized that fraudulent schemes often masquerade as e-commerce or financial investments with unrealistic commission rates to attract participants.
To avoid falling victim, Ngoc Ha advises everyone to remain vigilant against investment offers promising unusually high returns. Reputable business platforms, in particular, will not require users to pay unusual fees or promise returns many times the initial investment. Understanding the true nature of these deceptive multi-level marketing schemes will help people protect their finances and personal reputation from financial pressures in life.
A 5-year journey of working with People's Artist Cong Ly.
Besides the cautionary tale, the married life of Ngoc Ha and People's Artist Cong Ly has also received much attention. Married in early 2021, Ngoc Ha became a strong emotional support for her husband when he unexpectedly suffered a health setback just a few months after their wedding. She accompanied him through his long treatment process, including rehabilitation sessions in Japan.
People's Artist Cong Ly, born in 1973 in Hanoi, is a familiar face to audiences through his role as Bac Dau in the Tet Comedy Show (Tao Quan) and many other popular television dramas. Currently, the male artist is striving to recover and gradually return to artistic activities. Throughout this time, Ngoc Ha has not only taken care of her family but has also frequently spoken out to correct false information about her private life to protect the peace of her family.
