Is the mission assistant receipt true?

Say the important things three times. Don't take any chances, it's all a scam.

The task assistant takes orders, which is essentially the same as the scam of "online recruiting couriers to fill in the single number" or "online recruiting typists to earn three or four hundred dollars a day". They just want to make your money, not really want you to make money.

First of all, they will only let you complete some simple small tasks, earn a few dollars, let you taste a little sweetness and relax your vigilance. Then I'll recommend a tutor to take you. This tutor will fool you in various ways: he may give you a well-known "pie from the sky" or something like that. He said that pies will fall from the sky, and the important thing is how to make them fall on your head. Ok, you are interested now, and then he will say that you have to pay 100 yuan as the VIP fee for your account. Because you made a little money, you made 100.

Then he will push you to a channel, and when you quit the chat channel with this tutor, you will never find her again. You can only go to the channel he gave you. There is a host on that channel who will teach you some basic money-making operations. In essence, it is to teach you how to use their links to download things, register accounts, and then people will come one after another. Those are people who have opened VIP just like you.

After handing it in, they will let you register for the task, and find that a task is only a few cents, but there are indeed hundreds of people competing with you for the task. At this point, I think you must find yourself cheated. Someone stopped the loss in time and left swearing. Some people are not convinced and feel that they should continue to play for a few cents. Then the scam continues. In your registration, your personal information was unconsciously leaked, and they also earned a headcount fee. You are greeted by a few cents' income, a few dollars if it is good, and endless sales calls.

100 yuan is neither more nor less. Some people will not call the police if they feel very little after being cheated, but think about it, hundreds of people are thousands. And when you register, you have plenty of real-name authentication.

Therefore, don't believe anything that is not limited to academic qualifications or skills and brings you five or six hundred dollars a day. More than 99.9% are scams. They just use the lack of money and wealth and some familiar events in our lives to distort them and seduce you. So be vigilant, don't download some software inexplicably, and don't believe that you earn three or four hundred dollars a day. In that sentence, there will be no pie in the sky. Even if it does, you can get it yourself.