I saw a recruiter calling to sell tea today. Is it a lie?

Not necessarily a lie. Fraud is very advanced now. I also received a call from the electric power bureau early this morning, saying that our electricity consumption was abnormal and we had to cut off power in the afternoon. I called the power bureau again to ask. It turns out that the fraudster tampered with the caller ID. . . . . .

What you said is not necessarily false, but it is not recommended that you do it. Recently, according to the policy, all kinds of high-end gifts have become popular, which is greatly reflected in the moon cake gift box and tea gift box in the Mid-Autumn Festival. The probability of your telemarketing success is too low, wasting your personal energy and time and not getting any growth. I suggest you ignore the caller and do what you should do.