Have you ever encountered an online scammer?

I was looking for a part-time job online some time ago and thought that making money online would be a better way. About March, I encountered a big scammer.

I was looking for various part-time jobs online, and I saw on Douban that they were WeChat voters. Each vote cost 1 yuan. Judging from the normal price, it should be considered relatively reasonable. I didn't think much about it at the time, so I added that person's QQ. After chatting with him for a while, he always sent copied messages. I saw that he must be a more professional person.

He asked me to try voting first for Sony at that time. It was called a trial voting. If I passed the test, I would come to him. I clicked in and gave him the screenshot. He said that the trial vote passed and sent me a trial voting red envelope of 0.3 yuan.

I thought there was a way to vote and give me a red envelope. Next, he asked me to promote this thing, and then I could join the job. I sent it to 6 groups and there was still space. After giving him the screenshot, he asked me to wait for half an hour while he went to go through the joining procedures and said he would meet me later. There is a publicity fee of 20 yuan.

After completing the onboarding procedures, he sent me a link to the APP and asked me to download it and then go there for onboarding training. After downloading, you enter a room and are greeted by a dedicated person for training.

She is a woman. She should be around 30 years old by the sound of her voice. Let us call her Teacher Yuyu. My name is Andrew, and she said who is the English alphabet, which I don’t recognize either. At that time, I was thinking that this person was too uneducated. There is another person with me named Nan Zhi Qinghan. She also pronounces gardenia as ci. I feel that this teacher Yuyu is too uneducated.

She mainly talked about the 13 kinds of part-time jobs we can do, including pornographers, polling clerks, typists, etc., and also said the main content of their jobs, in short, there are a lot of them, fuck. Strong accent. Later, we were asked to pay 100 yuan for the training fee first. After adding his QQ account, we were asked to transfer money to him. As soon as I thought about it, this is a scammer, how could I transfer money to him, so I immediately reported her on QQ and deleted it, and she couldn't find me.

After this incident, I later thought that I could call the police. This was clearly a fraud. It seemed that the situation was not handled particularly well if such a scammer was caught.

There are really a lot of scammers online, and any part-time job that asks you to pay money first is a scam. Never believe anything like this. When looking for a part-time job, it is best to get an introduction from a reliable person around you. Otherwise, it will be very embarrassing if you are deceived.

Wanting to make money is a good thing, but when it comes to paying money first, you must be very alert first. Never show mercy to scammers, report them if you can, and don't let them deceive others.