Taxi Bikes

How the scam works:

In Vietnam, one of the most efficient ways to travel fast is by bike. Indeed, for tourists, there are several taxi-bikes available on most of the streets. They are called Xe Om, which means “Bike Hug”.

The problem is that – just like in any other touristy place – these rides are most of the time overpriced and sometimes even dangerous. Besides the fact that the driver will probably not have a license, you could easily be taken somewhere else and asked for your belongings.

How to avoid:

Trust your feelings, as there are some legitimate services around. Move away if the driver says: “Go first, pay later”. Negotiate very strict. An average price should be 2,000VND per kilometer.

Make your friends and family aware of this page by sharing it, using the buttons provided.

 


Verify a website below

Are you just about to make a purchase online? See if the website is legit with our validator:

vldtr®

loding img
Searching: Domain age, Alexa rank, HTTPS valid, Blacklisting, SSL certificates, Source code, Location, IP address, WOT Trustworthiness, Spam reports, Advanced technology, Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, Contact options
identity theft protection

TOP 4 MUST-WATCH FRAUD PREVENTION VIDEOS

1. Top 5 Amazon Scams in 2024
 
2. Top 5 PayPal Scams in 2024
 
3. How To Spot a Scam Email in 2024
selma hrynchuk
Selma HrynchukSelma is a fraud prevention specialist renowned for her expertise in private eye investigations and a remarkable partnership with law enforcement agencies. Beyond her investigative triumphs, her public speaking engagements and written works have empowered countless individuals to protect themselves and stay ahead of deceptive schemes. Selma's legacy shines as a tenacious agent of change, unyielding in her commitment to battling fraud and ensuring a safer world for all.

Leave a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *