Summer fraud prevention! @Teens, be careful not to become a new type of fraud tool

"Students, I have a part-time job for the summer vacation with a very high salary!", "I have internal football match predictions with low investment and high returns!", "Little friend, can you lend me your phone watch so I can buy you toys!" Part-time job traps, youth fraud, game recharges, football gambling scams... During the summer vacation, all kinds of fraud routines emerge in an endless stream. Please check out the anti-fraud strategy guide!

Source: Xinhuanet Jiangsu Channel

1. Online part-time job fraud: Fraudsters promise to receive paid commissions and return a small amount of commission in the early stage, but later on, they will stop paying commissions and returning the principal for various reasons until they are finally blocked.

Reminder: Any part-time job or fake order that requires advance payment is a scam. Do not transfer money to avoid loss of property.

2. False contract fraud: Fraudsters take advantage of students’ lack of experience, poor legal awareness, and the desire to make money to supplement their lives. They let students sell products in the name of a company, but then fail to pay them afterwards, deceiving them.

Reminder: When signing contracts or other legally binding documents, you must strictly protect your personal rights and privacy to avoid being involved in fake contract scams.

3. Phone card rental fraud: Fraudsters take advantage of young people who are inexperienced in the world and rent phone cards for high fees to open broadband and set up "GOIP", making it easier for overseas fraudsters to make fraudulent calls. They also use high commissions to get you to persuade people around you to do this in order to achieve their fraudulent purposes.

Reminder: Do not rent out your phone cards or bank cards at will. Once you rent, sell or lend them out, you will be punished at the very least, or face criminal penalties at the worst. Do not believe in easy high commissions and improve your judgment.

4. Online game fake transaction fraud: Fraudsters falsely claim to sell gaming equipment at a low price, and require you to transfer money to a designated account and recharge a certain amount of deposit in order to obtain the gaming equipment, thereby committing fraud.

Reminder: When teenagers play games during the summer vacation and buy and sell virtual game equipment such as game coins and game point cards, they must let their parents know and operate through regular or official websites. There are risks in private transactions.

5. Phone watch fraud: Fraudsters take advantage of children’s innocence and borrow phone watches from children walking alone. Their accomplices use snacks to attract the children’s attention and take away the phone cards to make profits for overseas fraud groups.

Reminder: Parents should remind their children to go home in groups as much as possible. If they encounter strangers who approach them or ask for help, they should not agree casually or give away personal belongings at will. They can seek help from adults around them.

6. Match result prediction fraud: Fraudsters claim to be able to provide accurate prediction services and charge a "prediction fee", falsely stating that compensation is not allowed and guiding you to transfer money to a designated account. If the results do not match, you will be blocked; if the results match, they will commit fraud again.

Reminder: Don't believe any slogans of "low investment, high return". Don't bet on football when watching it. Don't lose more than you gain. It is illegal to participate in gambling. Any form of football betting is a scam. Don't be fooled.

Raise your awareness and beware of fraud during the summer!