Common deception against college students

Common cheating behaviors of college students are as follows:

1, phone and SMS fraud

The fraudster said that your bank card spent thousands of dollars in a shopping mall and asked you to repay it in time, or that you won the lottery, that you didn't pick up the express mail, that your phone or network was in arrears, and even that your family, children or classmates and friends were in danger. If in doubt, please consult the telephone number.

When you dial the phone number left by the other party, you will be induced or threatened into the trap step by step by the other party. For example, the other party will say that your personal information has been leaked, and you have participated in illegal activities, asking you to transfer the funds in your bank card to the so-called safe account designated by him. If you listen to the other party, the money you transferred will never come back.

2.MLM

MLM organizations often trick job seekers into participating in various MLM organizations under the guise of "entrepreneurship and employment" and "recruitment and introduction". College students are active groups on the Internet.

MLM uses loopholes such as lax information review on the Internet platform to accurately "hook" and publish false information on platforms such as job hunting, dating, marriage and love. It is easy for college students to fall into the trap. College students make more money than the general population. Classmates and friends can get loans, and relatives and family will also give them support. After learning that their children are caught in pyramid schemes, many families pay money to MLM organizations in order to "break the money and avoid disasters".

3. Network brush machine

Under normal circumstances, help "brush off performance" can get benefits ranging from 500-2000 yuan, and the liar promises "no need to pay back the money". Under the temptation of swindlers, college students are lucky or have illusions about this way of getting rich.

4. Purchase goods at low prices

Fraudsters look for opportunities to get close to people and lie that they have "connections" and "ways" to buy cheaper mobile phones, computers and other things, so that the victim can give him money to buy them and defraud others of their property.