I submitted several resumes in the same city, including China Construction Third Bureau and China Water Resources and Hydropower Fifth Bureau. Is that true?

The first step of the scam: According to the information left by college students seeking jobs online, criminals will call first, claiming to be a group, an American company, a company in Taiwan Province Province, a talent training base, a branch company and so on. There are many names of these companies, and criminals often change them. Some use the real company name, and some use the banner of branch, human resources department and training base. There are also some company names that are not empty at all!

After the phone call, the criminal said the same thing: Hello, are you a gentleman? We saw your work information on the Internet. Are you still looking for a job? Since you don't know much about our company, please record our company's website and find out. If you answer that I am applying for a job, the criminals will say: When will I send a job email to your mailbox tomorrow, let you submit it to your mailbox, they will check it, and then they will tell you a job number for you to remember. Then they tell you to check your mail tomorrow. Or: If you are interested in our company, please reply to this machine for an assistant within two working days.

The second step of the scam: the email will be sent to you on time, and the attachment includes: 1. Recruitment position. Very comprehensive, I feel that all positions in the company are short of people; 2. Introduce the recruitment company and recruitment process. The main body of the email needs to fill in personal information and reply.

The third step of the scam: A day or two after you reply to the email, another email comes, which will usually be the written test topic and why you applied for it. Please answer and return within 48 hours. Make it look real, just to fool you.

Step 4 of the scam: After a day or two, you will receive a phone call informing you to attend a telephone interview, and then tell you your phone number, so that you can call the person in charge for a telephone interview at a certain time (even pay the phone bill yourself), and you will be repeatedly told to call on time, saying that there will be recruiters before and after, and there will be no chance if you miss it. I really can't get in before and after, so I can only call at his time. All the steps before this were carried out in accordance with the company application process he wrote, which made people feel very real.

Step 5 of the scam: If you call back on time, someone will ask you some interview questions, which are more comprehensive and professional (it can be seen that the liar has tried his best to wait for you to take the bait), and finally the so-called liar examiner will tell you to wait for the notice within 3 days.

Step 6 of the scam: On the third day, you will receive another email informing you of your employment situation and salary, and asking you to report to xxxx Training Center from day to day, and it is paid training. After the training, you will be sent to different regional branches of the company according to the situation or your requirements. So far, the whole scam has been carefully planned. If you believe it, the liar is waiting for you.

The seventh step of the scam: lie that the company will send someone to pick you up, let you call immediately after you arrive, cut off your external contacts, force you to attend lectures that promote illegal xx to get rich overnight, induce you to join, and let your family remit money.