BAN, NGUYEN DUC

Just read this topic about the campaign TimEm of Closeup. And I wonder how could this man [B]illionaire give himself the permission to spread something confidential like that to the internet. He said that he want to share a real case study after the campaign is ended. But to me, he has no right to do that. Because this campaign is about an unreal love story, that means Closeup was tell lie to their customer. It seem to be a success campaign because of the rising of the awareness after this campaign. The customer believe the story is true, it’s touch their heart and they also believe that Closeup was do a good thing. What if they realize that they were tricked?

In my opinion, this kind of topic must be a story between friends, not a topic in forum. Please respect the Marketer who made this campaign, and also the customer, who have the right to believe that their heart were skip a right beat to hear a touch and real story. This [B]illionaire maybe just want to show off, but he just prove that there are no code of conduct in Vietnam.

My two cents.

Vietnam is changing quickly, but there’s no way Thuy Linh will be forgiven!

The entire world said that. The entire world thought that. The entire world was wrong about that. (Google that for more information…)

Do we, Vietnamese, have too much mercy? Yes, we do.

In this morning, my wife asked me to open our room’s window. She told me she want something fresh, and after I opened the window, the fresh air is flow into the room. I can feel the change immediately, it’s GOOD!

I was in Buon Ma Thuot City two days ago. The city has changed since the last time me and my wife been there. The people here living in their beautiful houses (or villas), with their young and pretty wives and their cute children. Every morning, they drive their deluxe car to go to one in hundreds fancy cafeterias and having their good time with their friends. Life is so easy there. But I have a bad feeling.
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I know I don’t have to write an article to answer you, my visitors, about Nguyen Ngoc Phuong, but I think I have to do it, because it’s worth. This article isn’t about Nguyen Ngoc Phuong. This is about the question: “What were wrong with his articles?”.

The answer is “Nothing was wrong! He is just the one who want to tell the truth about our country start-ups!”. I means in every words. He only wants to tell us about his feeling, this was not wrong at all. This is the good thing and everyone has to say thanks to him. We always need to know about somethings that we have done by an insight sight.
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This morning, I have a conversation with Anh Hung about Vietnamese start-ups. We talk about the most useful Vietnamese online services. We both agreed that Vietnamworks.com, a human resources service of Navigos Group, is one of the best. But we also complained about Navigos Group’s newest service, Caravat.com. Like I said “It’s too late to apologize” on Twitter, Caravat.com has been made a lot of mistakes on it’s spamming day two weeks ago.
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