Be wary of several common scams used by college freshmen

1. Pretending to be a freshman receptionist

? Scammers will usually strike up a conversation with you at the school gate, claiming to be the school’s freshman receptionist, ask you which department you are from, and then take you there. When you are filling out documents or waiting in line to pay, they say they are looking after your luggage and then take the opportunity to steal it. Reminder: You must be wary of overly enthusiastic strangers, and do not leave your luggage and other items with you?

2. Impersonating roommates: Scammers will come in after you enter the dormitory, chat with you, pretend to be your roommates, gain your trust, and steal your money when you are not paying attention or when you go out to the bathroom to buy something.

Reminder: When going out of the dormitory, be sure to put valuables on your body or lock them in the cabinet.

3. Dormitory Sales

After your dormitory is tidied up, many so-called seniors will come to sell you things, such as daily necessities such as power banks and network cables. At this time, you must pay attention. Well, most of these things are of poor quality, or are fake and shoddy products, which may be more expensive than those bought from outside, and there is no after-sales service at all. Xiaotu was deceived back then and bought a network cable and a lock. Later, the network cable couldn't be used after being plugged in, and the lock broke within a few days.

Reminder: Just go to the store or supermarket to buy what you need. Don’t be deceived by door-to-door salespeople using sweet talk.

Four. Recruiting part-time jobs

? There are some part-time job advertisements posted on campus, which can provide free part-time service platforms. When you sign up, the recruiters will promise to help you find an easy and profitable part-time job, but you must You pay a deposit of several hundred yuan first, and then ask you to go back and wait, but when you contact him for the second time, you may not be able to contact him again. Reminder: If you want to work part-time on campus, be sure to check the other person's qualifications first. If the other person requires an ID card and a deposit, leave immediately.

5. Pretend to be a teacher and defraud money. Be wary of the teacher who comes to your door. After reporting, you can take a rest. The dormitory door opens: "You are the freshmen this year. I am a teacher of so-and-so. This is a so-and-so card. Please pay the fee. It's only a few hundred." "Since the teacher is here, please pay quickly. After paying the money, I took the card. No one knows who the teacher is." Scammers often take advantage of this opportunity to carry out scams, so it is necessary to be vigilant. Reminder: University teachers generally do not come to collect money. They are notified when collecting money. If you encounter one, be sure to ask. ?

6. Telephone Scams: Some scammers will learn your phone number through some channels, or if you buy a phone card for door-to-door sales, you may receive some spam text messages or scam calls. For example, they call again and claim to be from a certain department of the school. They need your bank card number and password to refund your tuition fees, etc. Reminder: When encountering this kind of situation, be sure not to give him your card number and password. Such calls are usually scammers.

Seven. Pretend to be a school

After some junior college students reported it, some people claiming to be from the school will come to tell them what conditions they can have to upgrade from a junior college to a bachelor's degree, but they must enter some high-priced training class in advance, etc. Please pay attention to whether it is true or not, it may be It's a scam.

Reminder: Don’t believe that pie will fall from the sky.

8. Pay the fee. Scammers will wait for their target at the train station or at the school gate, pretend to be a member of the student union, strike up a conversation with you, and gain your trust. Then when you arrive at school, we will be very enthusiastic and accompany you to go through various procedures. When you look at the long queue when paying the fee, he will tell you that he knows someone in the student union and can help you pay without queuing. Then you hand it over to him and you will never wait for him to come back. Reminder: Any payment must be made in person. Don’t believe that there is no such thing as a good thing.

Please be aware of the above scams and take extra precautions. It is best not to be greedy for petty gains. Finally, I wish everyone a smooth admission. To learn more about the college entrance examination, please pay attention to Kaoyu Education.