Recent graduates and returning overseas students are falling prey to timeshare scams promising lucrative commissions. Companies are exploiting the promise of high "referral fees" – or “hoa hồng” in Vietnamese – to entice individuals into selling deceptive vacation ownership cards. This scheme isn’t limited to new graduates, with former international students also becoming involved. The allure of easy money proves too strong for some, leading them to participate in fraudulent activities. These companies exploit individuals by offering substantial rewards for promoting timeshare schemes. Authorities are warning prospective sellers and buyers to be vigilant and cautious about these offers, highlighting the risks of involvement in such deceptive schemes. This highlights a growing trend of targeting young, financially vulnerable individuals with promises of quick profits.