Reminder of anti -fraud: polish the eyes, go out of the school gate to prevent fraud in the graduation season

By the year of midsummer, the summer accompanied by graduation. Finding a job immediately became a top priority in front of graduates.

Uncle Police reminded that on the road of job hunting, you need to be alert to these scams:

Trap 1: By recruitment to deceive personal information

The scammers publish attractive recruitment small advertisements through the Internet to deceive the personal information of job seekers, such as ID numbers, ID cards, bank card accounts, bank card copies, handheld ID photos, mobile phone numbers, etc.

After being cheated, you will use illegal activities, such as directly stealing accounts, buying ox votes, running bank cards to cash out money, or even specializing in selling personal privacy.

Trap 2: "Interview Pay" recruitment fraud

Some companies have published "high salary" recruitment information on the Internet. After inducing job seekers' interviews, they will collect money in the name of "handling health permits", "receivable" "certification information fees" and "platform audit fees". The deposit can be at work.

However, after the job seeker pays the fee, the scammers either make excuses to arrange work or go to the building. Remember, do not go in advance.

Trap 3: Training Loan "scam

In recent years, the "training loan" scam is common.

These companies often attract job seekers through promise to provide high -paying jobs. They use "training with subsidies and employment after training" as bait, guide job seekers to pay training fees in various ways, and finally provide crude -made courses and even directly "run the road to run the road "".

Trap 4: Be alert to the online order part -time job

The illegal elements use the psychology of graduating college students to "make money quickly" and publish part -time recruitment advertisements such as "moving fingers to make money" and "high returns". They often give some "little sweetness" to gain trust. Then encourage the victims to pay the large principal through the name of "performance assessment", and the final principal and commission were cheated.

Police reminder:

"Five Years" keep in mind in the heart

High -paying recruitment should be vigilant, don't care

Check the network information, don't trust

Suspicious links should be cautious, don't mess up

Fund transfer should be verified, don't worry

Once you are deceived to call the police, don't hesitate

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