On the evening of October 3, Da Teh Commune Police (Lam Dong) said that they had just coordinated to verify and support a local resident to receive back 450 million VND due to a wrong transfer.
Previously, on September 30, Ms. L.T.T (27 years old, living in Da Teh commune) went to Da Teh commune police to report the mistaken transfer of 450 million VND to the bank account of a person of unknown origin.
Immediately after receiving the money, Da Teh Commune Police verified the true information that Ms. T had mistakenly transferred money to a stranger's account.
The commune police quickly verified with VietinBank and found the recipient as Ho Quan Quan (residing in Quynh Son commune, Nghe An province).
At the same time, Da Teh Commune Police coordinated with Quynh Son Commune Police to verify the information of citizen Ho Quan Quan. Through the exchange and work, Mr. Quan was also very surprised to receive a large sum of money from a strange account.
After that, Mr. Quan quickly coordinated with the police to complete the procedures to return the above amount to Ms. L.T.T.
After receiving the money back, Ms. L.T.T expressed her deep gratitude and wrote a handwritten letter of thanks to the Da Teh Commune Police force.
Through this incident, the police recommend that when transferring money to a bank, people need to carefully check account information, phone number, and amount before clicking to confirm the transaction.
At the same time, people need to use regular recipient registration features to avoid errors.
When detecting a wrong transfer, stay calm, quickly contact the bank and report to the nearest police for instructions on how to handle it.
When unfortunately the money is transferred by mistake, people absolutely should not arbitrarily contact, threaten or request the recipient to return the money by mistake, to avoid complicated disputes.
