Han My Viet Automation is committed to implementing the general regulations on e-commerce under Decree 52/2013/ND-CP as follows:
1. Comply with the State's contents and programs on e-commerce management and e-commerce development
2. Do not perform the following acts:
2.1 Violations on e-commerce business activities:
a) Organize a business and marketing network for e-commerce services, in which each participant must pay an initial amount to buy the service and receive commissions, bonuses or economic benefits other than mobilizing others to join the network;
b) Taking advantage of e-commerce to trade in counterfeit goods, goods and services that infringe intellectual property rights; goods and services on the list of goods and services banned from business;
c) Taking advantage of the name of e-commerce business activities to illegally raise capital from other traders, organizations and individuals;
d) Providing e-commerce services or monitoring, evaluation and authentication services in e-commerce without registration or license according to the provisions of this Decree;
dd) Providing e-commerce services or monitoring, evaluation and authentication services in e-commerce that do not match the information in the registration or licensing dossier;
e) Committing fraudulent acts or providing untruthful information when carrying out the procedures for notifying the establishment of an e-commerce website, registering an e-commerce service provision website, registering or applying for a license to monitoring, evaluation and authentication services in e-commerce.
2.2 Violations of information on e-commerce websites:
a) Forging registration information or failing to comply with regulations on the form and specifications of registration information disclosure on e-commerce websites;
b) Using logos of credit rating programs for e-commerce websites without being recognized by these programs;
c) Using links, logos or other technologies on e-commerce websites to cause confusion about the relationship with other traders, organizations or individuals;
d) Using a link to provide information that is contrary or misleading to information published in the area of the website with this link attached.
2.3 Transactions on e-commerce websites:
a) Performing acts of deceiving customers on e-commerce websites;
b) Forging information of other traders, organizations and individuals to participate in e-commerce activities;
c) Interfering with the operating system and Internet browsers at electronic devices accessing the website in order to force customers to save the website against their will.
2.4 Other violations:
a) Stealing, using, disclosing, transferring, selling information related to business secrets of other traders, organizations or individuals or personal information of consumers in e-commerce when without the consent of the relevant parties, unless otherwise provided for by law;
b) Forging or copying the interface of e-commerce websites of other traders, organizations or individuals for profit or to cause confusion or loss of trust of customers towards traders, organizations or individuals. there.