The recruitment information only contains a QQ number and mobile phone number. Is it fake?

Did you receive an unsolicited phone call invitation for an interview?

Do you claim to be a well-known large company? Do you have an office/branch/project department/training base somewhere?

Are you told to browse the company's official website first and then call the supervisor/manager/section chief/director if you are interested?

Should I just give you a mobile phone/PHS/Q number/Weibo account whose true identity cannot be verified?

Even free email addresses such as 126/163/188 as contact information , can't find any information?

Are you directly asked to go to other places for interviews/training/internships/trials/physical examinations/reports/business trips, and you also have to bring your luggage?

Should I tell you to tell them your train schedule, call them when you arrive, and they will send a special car to pick you up?

It’s a pie falling from the sky, do you have to write it? Do you have to cry and jump into the MLM nest?

Regions with chaotic social order in Guangdong, such as Dongguan (0769), Shaoguan (0751), Huizhou (0752), Zhongshan (0760), Meizhou (0763), etc. Old, young, border and poor areas, such as Luoyang, Nanyang, Luohe, and Pingdingshan in Henan; Bazhou, Renqiu, and Cangzhou in Hebei; Liaocheng, Binzhou, and Heze in Shandong; Guyuan in Ningxia; Weinan in Shaanxi; Yuncheng in Shanxi; Jingmen in Hubei; Changsha, Loudi, and Xiangtan in Hunan; Yongzhou, Xuancheng, Fuyang, Anhui, and Sanguai areas such as Langfang (Yanjiao) - these are the MLM nests closest to Beijing and Tianjin, plus most areas in Guangxi, such as Nanning, Guilin, Beihai, and Qinzhou. . . ——They are all the base camps of MLM.

What will be the consequences if you go? You can use your rich imagination to think about it. . .