Xiangtan female college student online job cheating Luoyang MLM trapped in captivity

The parties said: College students who are anxious to find a job don’t learn from me “too naive”

He wanted to send a resume to find a job online. He did not expect to encounter an online fraud by an illegal MLM gang and was deceived to be forced to “brainwash” by being imprisoned in Luoyang, Henan Province. After a few days, Xiang Xue, a Hunan university student who only seeks opportunities to escape, found this reporter. He hopes to use his personal experience to remind many graduating students in time that online job hunting should be careful not to stray into the trap of illegal MLM gangs.

3 days online job search admission

Chen Xue is a recent graduate of Xiangtan University. In order to get in touch with the work as soon as possible, he took advantage of the summer internship period to publish his personal resume on a talent recruitment website and left a contact phone number.

"Chen Chen, our company decided to hire you." Chen Xue's resume for three days, a self-proclaimed "a logistics company under the Ministry of Railways," the manpower director called and said that Chen's condition is very consistent with the company's recruitment requirements. Afterwards, through a simple answer on the Internet, Xiaochen was notified that the company had been hired by the company for evaluation, and he also gave generous treatment. The salary was 3,000 yuan per month and accommodation was provided.

On July 21, after Chen arrived in Luoyang from Changsha, he was picked up by two middle-aged women and then drove to a small residential area. In a three-bedroom, two-room house, about a dozen men and women are gathered together for classes. A man who claimed to be the responsible person told her that this was a pre-job training and he had temporarily taken possession of Xiao Chen’s mobile phone and other items.

Pretending to send a message for help

"After a lecture, I understood that this was a MLM." Xiao Chen said that two days after that, he was in a house. He told the company that it was joining the nature of logistics. It was necessary to mobilize more people to join the group and intimidate it. If you can invite you, you will be able to invite your family.

After Chen came to work in Luoyang, his father had called her but he was always off and the family was hurrying. When she was overwhelmed, on the afternoon of August 1st, Chen’s father suddenly received a text message from Xiao Chen, claiming that he was under the control of the MLM organization.

"Every time I go to class, I install illnesses and call me dizzy. They watch me cry out in a rush. I take a trip to the nearby clinic." Xiaochen said, she used the opportunity to see the disease to observe the surrounding landmarks. The name of the building and the street was secretly written on the hand. Then the excuse was used to see if the phone had any information from home and quietly sent out the information.

Eager to find work mistakes into the MLM organization

After receiving the text message, Chen’s parents rushed to Luoyang overnight and sought the help of local police. According to the address left by the text message, the police secretly went to Longyu Community in Luolong District, Luoyang City to investigate and quickly figured out the rules of a MLM organization. At around 8 pm on August 2, the police successfully rescued 10 trapped victims such as Xiao Chen.

Fortunately, Xiao Chen, who escaped from the MLM organization, was still scared when he recalled this online recruitment experience. She told reporters that most of the MLM gangs entering this time are young people who are about the same age as hers. Many of them are college students who are eager to apply for a job. Hearing accents, there are Guizhou, but also northeast. Due to the remote location and unfamiliarity of life, even if you want to call the police, you don’t know whether you are in the southeast or northwest. Moreover, this group of people is still strict on defense.

Reporter experience

A resume leads to more than a dozen "recruiting units"

Recently, the newspaper received a lot of college students to report that after the job search on the website, they received a lot of "recruitment unit" phone calls, and they suspected that there were tricks. To this end, the journalist, in the name of a college graduate, has submitted a resume to a well-known domestic website.

On August 4th, just after the resume was posted, the reporter’s cell phone rang. The man on the phone claimed to be the "recruiting assistant" of Dongguan No.1 Industrial Co., Ltd. and saw the job seeker's information on the job site. "We are Dongguan Xx Industrial Co., Ltd. Your conditions are in line with the requirements of our company. Now we To expand the market in Hunan, you need such talents, I do not know whether you want to join the company? In order to deepen the familiarity with our company, you need to come to the interview, but also to participate in pre-job training and relevant procedures."

After hanging up the phone, the reporter immediately logged in the company's website. The company is indeed a large company with assets of hundreds of millions. Clicking on the "recruitment" column of the company's website reveals that the company has no recruitment plan in Hunan. . Since then, more than a dozen strange numbers have been called and the contents of the phone are exactly the same.

The scam is not very clever

“Because the CV can quickly and accurately understand the information of college students and their families, some lawbreakers even set up false companies on the Internet and defraud graduates to send their resumes and then steal private information from them for fraudulent purposes.” Hunan Agriculture A teacher from the University's Admissions and Employment Service said that similar scams are not very smart.

“Cheats are generally recruited on the Internet under the names of well-known foreign brands and subordinate organizations of large companies, and usually offer generous benefits, but their own requirements for recruiters are not high enough to make people uninterested. After the private information, they generally defrauded the family members or their friends of the money, or sold the materials to the intermediary companies and the training fees and registration fees for the college students to pay for various purposes."

“When I first received the first call, although I also knew that I did not have a resume in that company, I was still very excited to see a big company coming in.” said Jiang, a student at Changsha University of Science and Technology. Later, after receiving a lot of similar phone calls, she became alert."

remind

Online job search for personal important information

Relevant person in charge of the Hunan Talent Service Center stated that online job search should try to choose the government department employment network or the university internal employment network, because such websites will strictly examine the qualifications of recruitment units and the authenticity of recruitment information. Second, when browsing other talent recruitment websites, college students should fully understand the recruitment company's information, such as website, company location, and landline phone number. For security reasons, they can go online and search for related company names.

Although some talent websites provide job seekers with “open” or “private” options when registering resumes, in order to obtain more opportunities, job seekers rarely choose to keep their resumes confidential. To this end, he said that during the job hunting process for college students, it is important not to send important personal and private information such as ID number, credit card number, bank account number, and home phone number to online “employees” so as not to give unscrupulous elements an opportunity.

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