Facts about Gao (Vu Phuong Thanh / Tanny) – Vietnamese fraudster, under police investigation

Who is Gao?
Vu Phuong Thanh (“Gao”, also known as Gao Tanny, born in 1988) has cheated hundreds of people in Vietnam out of billions of VND, and has been under police investigation and prosecution. Her boyfriend was arrested in 2019. All this information has concrete evidence, you will see each blog post.

Origin 

Household registration is still in Quan Nhan, Hanoi, although this tiny apartment belonging to her parents was sold in 2012 and since then she has rented an apartment in Saigon. Her parents (named Truong – Hoa) were labor mechanical workers, later worked as construction workers (however, she often extolled them as “studying abroad” parents).

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Vietnamese news warning about fraudster Gao:

– 2006: Failed entrance exam to university (received grade of 3/30)

– 2008-2010: Worked at kenh14. Ms. Gao was caught stealing money from 20 collaborators (over 50 million VND), quit her job and fled to Saigon ever since.

– 2010-2012: Went to work at Vinagame and Lien Viet post bank – Marketing department. Each place she interned for a few months, then was fired for poor performance. (However, to her future victims, she has boasted that she used to be a “Director of the Bank when she was 20” (though she’s merely a high school graduate and failed university exam.)

– Emerged as a “writer” with a few published love stories that plagiarized Chinese novels. Her followers on Facebook and social media are mostly fake profiles (Fake followers can be bought in Vietnam very easily).

– 2012: Got pregnant with her boyfriend, Ha Tuan Tu (born in 1990). At the same time, Tu was expelled from school for poor performance and assaulting a classmate, and has remained at home without a job ever since. Gao, however, gave birth to three children (Ha Gia Binh, Ha Anh Minh, Ha Thanh Nhi).

– From 2012-2018: Gao started to build an image on the internet, bragging that she is the CEO of many companies. What is the reality? She just stayed home and posted on Facebook all day. By 2018, she was accused of stealing money and lies by many partners and former colleagues. For example, she was hired to do marketing for a spa and a few stores but claimed to be the owner. She also lured a number of people into “business ventures”, which all turned out to be fake, and she fled with all their investment money. The number of victims who have been cheated and lost money has reached hundreds.

Ms. Gao used those victims’ money to open a number of milk tea shops (which all collapsed within 1 year). Gao claims that she is the owner of Bom Media, but in reality this “company” has no employees and its only job is drawing signage for some milk tea shops.

– 2018: Ha Tuan Tu was arrested and charged with robbery and attacking law enforcement officers in District 1 police. Tu is still her boyfriend, not husband, because his father still doesn’t accept Gao (thanks to her reputation as a frauster) and doesn’t accept the grandchildren. Although Ms. Gao organized a fake “wedding” on her own, there were no family attended, nor did they register for marriage.

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– May 2019: Ha Tuan Tu was arrested in District 2, Ho Chi Minh City.

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– October 2019: Gao’s bank debt is now over 1.4 billion dong, with 12 late payments in the past year. She still owes over 3 billion dong to her old business partners. With her history of fraudulent activities, it’s not hard to predict the fate of this money.

– October 2019: Ms. Gao was found to have an affair since April with Nguyen Ich Vinh (who is married and have 1 daughter).

– Currently: Gao (Vu Phuong Thanh) the fraudster is now awaiting trials for her frauds. As hundreds of her victims have come out, she’s charged with wire fraud, business fraud, and organized crime.  

Vietnamese version: http://vuphuongthanhluadao.com/
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