Can part-time dubbing really make money?

This is probably a scam. What is the market for dubbing? Look at the advertisement information on the Internet: "Part-time dubbing, 1 hour earns 1 10,000 yuan, 3 hours earns 6,000 yuan, 5 hours earns 1 10,000 yuan ...". Is it exciting to see such a part-time advertisement?

When browsing these advertising pages, the Institute of Rule of Law Network found that most of the keywords such as "low threshold, high income and zero foundation" were used as publicity gimmicks to attract people who wanted to learn dubbing and make money through "dubbing part-time". However, how full the ideal is, how strong the reality is. Many promises of part-time dubbing advertisements cannot be fulfilled, and some even involve new fraud.

According to media reports, Xiao Xie, who just turned 18 years old, is a college student. He originally wanted to do some part-time jobs in his spare time to work and study. Seeing the online dubbing work, he felt it was very suitable for him. After contacting the agency, I learned that if part-time dubbing earned about 5,000 yuan a month, I also promised that 0 yuan could take an open class to learn dubbing. The other party induced Xiao Xie to be fooled by "interest-free installment of education", and Xiao Xie was deducted from the first loan without attending class.

In fact, such cases abound.

The research institute of the rule of law network searched for "dubbing part-time job" on the black cat complaint platform and found 3 12 complaint messages. At present, many "dubbing part-time" advertisements are placed on multiple platforms, such as Baidu, Weibo, WeChat, Bili Bili and Tik Tok. Shockingly, some of them even evolved into a new type of fraud.

In fact, as disclosed in the case of Xiao Xie mentioned above, some "part-time dubbing" advertisements now attract victims with low-cost courses. When the applicants enter the training course, the routine of inducing students to borrow money may gradually surface.

Yue Zhao (pseudonym), a professional who has long been concerned about this kind of recruitment, revealed that this kind of "dubbing part-time" job advertisement will generally induce followers to add contact information in the advertisement. In the process of telephone or WeChat communication, the recruiter will emphasize that there is no threshold for "part-time dubbing", as long as a little standard Mandarin is enough.

Yue Zhao told the Rule of Law Network Research Institute that some cases went straight to various fraud routines from the beginning; Some cases are "advanced", and one or two tasks will be arranged at the beginning, but it is far from the so-called "monthly income of over 10,000". When the time is ripe, the recruiter will induce candidates to earn more than 10,000 yuan a month through "part-time dubbing". It is definitely not possible to rely solely on basic Mandarin recording. Only by paying the training fee to complete the training course can we get a higher income dubbing task. If candidates have no money to pay the training fee for dubbing courses, the recruiter will even trick students into falling into the trap of "routine loan". However, after completing the so-called training, there is basically no task of taking orders. If candidates don't complain about rights protection, they will often get nothing.

Lawyer Liang Yali, a senior partner of Beijing Kyoto Law Firm, analyzed that recently, the new fraud phenomenon of "dubbing part-time" has emerged one after another. The essence of this fraud is to use the characteristics of "zero threshold" and "high return" to attract specific people to participate in the so-called "dubbing part-time". But in fact, job seekers must attend the so-called "dubbing training class" before joining the job. Courses are often divided into three grades: low, middle and high, and the corresponding tuition fees are gradually increasing.

Liang Yali pointed out that this kind of fraud takes advantage of people's confidence in the expected income. The higher the course level, the higher the income of dubbing work, thus attracting job seekers to pay high tuition fees. For job seekers who can't afford tuition fees, the part-time platform will even induce job seekers to pay through loans, thus achieving their fraudulent purposes.