How to prevent fraud in freshmen's admission report?

Prospective college students have recently started to enter their favorite universities one after another. The school season has always been the busiest time of the year on campus, and it is also the high incidence of freshmen being cheated and stolen. Remind everyone that when going out, you must pay more attention.

The following common scams, freshmen must be optimistic! Take precautions!

Scam 1: Take care of luggage and support freshmen.

When Xiaoming first went to college, his mother sent him to school. At the school gate, three boys wearing "new receptionist" badges asked him if he had come to report for duty and which department he was in. Xiao Li, who was unguarded, told his mother the truth. One of the boys said that the dormitory and the freshmen registration office in the department were far away, so it was inconvenient to take luggage, so he asked the other two to watch the luggage at the school gate, and he took Xiao Li and them to report. Xiao Li and his mother happily followed the boy to register at the school gate. After a while, the boy said he wanted to go to the toilet. Xiao Li and his mother waited for a long time, but the boy didn't come back. When Xiao Li walked into the toilet, he saw that the man had long since disappeared. Xiao Li and his mother returned to the school gate, and the luggage was gone.

The police reminded that in the unfamiliar situation of freshmen, scammers pretended to be receptionists at the station and school gates, "enthusiastically" helped to look after luggage and other items, and then transferred tigers on the mountain to take the opportunity to steal luggage. Be vigilant when strangers are too enthusiastic about you, and don't leave your belongings easily to avoid being cheated.

Case 2: Transfer tuition fees and never return.

Xiao Wang came to report for duty alone. Outside the railway station, he found the welcome reception point of the school and got on the welcome bus of the school. Just got on the bus, a student-like man took the initiative to strike up a conversation and claimed to be a member of the school student union. After arriving at the school, the man enthusiastically accompanied him through various formalities. When paying the fee, he looked at the long queue ahead. The man said that he knew the teacher who paid the fee, so he could get stuck and let Xiao Wang watch the luggage outside the door, and he would pay the fee on his behalf. Xiao Wang gave him 5000 yuan for tuition, but the man never appeared again.

The police reminded that after the swindlers boarded the school bus as students or parents, they pretended to be freshmen of the school to chat up students and parents, gain trust, and took the opportunity to cheat on the grounds of paying tuition fees and going to the bank to withdraw money. Freshmen are not allowed to give money and things to strangers when they report for duty. Registration and payment must be done in person.

Case 3: Pretending to be a roommate and stealing money and things.

Pony came to school alone the year before last. Shortly after entering the dormitory, a girl came in and said that she was also a student living in this dormitory. After a while, Pony wanted to go out and do some shopping, and invited her to go with him. She said she would wait for her parents, and Pony left alone. When Pony came back, the "roommate" had disappeared. Pony's bag was opened and the cash inside was gone.

The police reminded that freshmen didn't know each other when they first entered school. Liars take advantage of this, pretending to be freshmen or fellow villagers to make friends with students, defrauding their trust and taking the opportunity to steal students' property. For strangers, try to confirm their identity, take valuables with you when you leave the dormitory, or lock them up for storage.

Case 4: Product agent, cheating money.

Liars pretend to be employees of some well-known companies and hire students as campus agents for certain products, such as stationery, electronic products and daily necessities. Generally, students are lured to act as agents to earn high profits, promised to return or refund the products if they can't sell, and then provided with a large number of fake and shoddy goods at one time, requiring students to pay a large amount of money or agency fees, and then ran away after succeeding.

Police remind: Don't trust the propaganda of campus sales agents. Students should still focus on their studies. If they need to make money, they should get it through safe and formal channels without affecting their studies.

Case 5: Recruiting a part-time job and defrauding the deposit.

Xiao Yang, a freshman, saw a part-time job advertisement on campus, saying that he could provide a part-time service platform for free, so Xiao Yang went to apply. The other party verbally promised to find him a part-time job with easy money, and asked him to pay a deposit of several hundred yuan, which will be returned after the contract is terminated. Xiao Yang paid 50 yuan registration fee and 200 yuan deposit, and the other party asked him to wait for the notice. Half a month passed, and Xiao Yang went to inquire again. The building was empty.

The police reminded that students who want to work part-time after school must check each other's qualifications when applying. If you are required to show your ID card and pay a deposit during the application process, you should immediately turn around and leave. According to national regulations, the employer shall not charge any fees, and any fees shall be regarded as illegal.

Case 6: The dormitory sells newspapers and telephone cards.

At the beginning of school, many seniors and sisters would come to the dormitory to sell English newspapers and magazines. Basically, you pay money and say once a month. In fact, to be honest, this thing is basically not seen. If you really want to learn, it is enough for several people in the dormitory to order one.

Similarly, all kinds of people will come to sell phone cards and recharge cards, so be careful at this time. Many times, there is no after-sales guarantee, or it is a scam. The card will be processed in the formal business hall of the school. Of course, the business hall will also set up tents in the school and set up stalls for sale. This is no problem. In short, the individual who comes to the door should be careful.

Case 7: Fraudulent phone calls, defrauding property

Usually, after buying a calling card from an informal dealer, you will receive some fraudulent calls or spam messages. Some calls received are similar to subsidizing the tuition and living expenses of freshmen and defrauding bank card passwords. Others called and claimed that the Ministry of Education or the school asked students to provide card numbers and passwords in the name of tuition refund.

The police reminded us to keep our privacy strictly confidential. In case of such incidents, you should first call the relevant institutions to verify, and in case of fraud, you should report to the public security organ in time.

Case 8: Pretending to be a teacher to cheat money.

You can have a rest after the report is finished. The bedroom door opened: "Are you freshmen this year? I am a teacher, and this is a card. Please pay, just a few hundred dollars. " Now that the teacher is here, pay the money quickly, pay the money and get the card. Nobody knows who the teacher is.

The police reminded that scammers often use this opportunity to commit fraud and should be vigilant. Remember, before the formal class, you only know one person, that is, the counselor, and it is your counselor!

Case 9: Pretending to be a school to defraud money

Be wary of applying for an undergraduate course, and you can make an appointment for an undergraduate course, which is tantamount to a pie in the sky. After some junior college students report, there will be some people who claim to be schools to tell you what conditions can be promoted to undergraduate courses, but you must enter a high-priced training class in advance and so on. Be careful, it may be a scam.

Case 10: Stealing certificates and opening cards indiscriminately.

Take good care of your certificates, ID cards, etc. Don't lend it to others. You can't entrust others to make copies on your behalf, and the copy of your ID card should indicate the purpose of applying for this piece. Prevent others from borrowing a copy of your ID card to handle various bank cards, telephone cards, debit cards and other related valuable documents, which will cause you huge economic losses. Don't give you a small gift, just give your identity information to some people!

Case 1 1: pretending to be a teacher to defraud parents.

Many parents will receive a phone call from the school "teacher" after their children enter school, saying that their children have a car accident and the hospital needs money and so on. Anxious parents will call their children and find that their phones can't be connected or turned off. Parents will be anxious, and finally their vigilance will be gone, and then they will be cheated. So, be sure to tell your parents the counselor's phone number as soon as possible!

Conclusion: Don't think these are alarmist. Although you may not have seen them, have you seen so little news? In short, pay more attention when going out.