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“Vietnamese Lin Chiling” Helen Qingtao and His Wife Accused of “Gold Sucking Fraud” App Volume Hundreds of Millions | Company | Sanli News Network SETN.COM

Reporter Lin Zhihui / Full report

▲ Vietnamese artist Helen Qingtao (right) and her husband Huang Jingyu (left) started a strange development scheme this year, but are now accused of cheating hundreds of millions of dollars. (Photo / Photo by reporter Hong Sujin)

Vietnamese artist Helen Qingtao is embroiled in the gold storm! According to the “Mirror Weekly” report, many investors broke the news that she and her husband Huang Jingyu used the “Unknown Development APP” to attract hundreds of millions of dollars, but could not pay dividends at all. Many investors have lost their money and have jointly filed a lawsuit.

The complainant, Mr. A, claimed that the founder did a high-profile advertisement, claiming that the app could develop unknown businesses and, through big data analytics and pairing, companies or individuals could find high-quality partner to make money together, and said that there were already many entrepreneurs. , the social elites used it, “but after actually contacting and investing, we found out it was a scam, so we decided to sue!”

Vietnamese artist Helen Qingtao is embroiled in the gold storm!  (Photo / provided by Helen Qingtao)

▲ Vietnamese artist Helen Qingtao is embroiled in the golden storm! (Photo / provided by Helen Qingtao)

Mr. A said that if you invest 35,000 yuan to become a VIP member, you can use it an unlimited number of times and you can also get the right to lifetime dividends. But one man said that in fact, the APP was not only unable to distribute dividends and profits, but was asked to continue going offline, just like direct sales, and the remittance account provided by the company. it was actually Huang’s personal account. of Mr. Guo, the manager and shareholder, makes people feel weird.

Mr. A and others also found that the shareholders nicknamed Guo, Huang Jingyu and Helen Qingtao were all linked to a controversial direct sales team and that the leaders of the direct sales group had even violated the “Fair Trade Act” with precedents. There was a lot of civil disputes there. Worried about losing everything, I decided to get my money back. However, he called the shareholder surnamed Guo and found he was unreachable. He learned through the channel that Guo had already left Huang’s team due to a “money dispute”. Many investors, including them, wanted to cry without tears, so they decided to sue. In response to the related allegations, Huang Jingyu completely denied this, pointing out that if investors had any opinions, she would certainly have repaid the money.

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