59 people in Hangzhou worked for a month and suddenly found out that the boss was fake. What is the specific situation?

We all know that no matter where we work, we must first understand the company background and who the boss is. However, it is the first time that someone has worked for a month before finding out that the boss is fake, and the company has long since gone empty. What was the situation then?

Client Zhou Xiao, 22 years old, graduated from university last year. I found a job in Hangzhou one month before the incident and joined a company to do sales and promote crab coupons. His income is considerable, but his job content is simple. His work salary this month is as high as 20 thousand yuan. The company originally planned to pay wages on the 20th of each month, but when Zhou Xiao went to work after the National Day holiday, he found that all the computer equipment in the company was gone.

Zhou Xiao said that there are 59 people in his company, ranging from managers to personnel to employees. They have just been employed for nearly a month and a half, but in the face of the empty building of the company, no one knows them. According to the manager of the company, the boss's name is Ray, a 35-year-old woman. Lei claimed that she was from the e-commerce department and wanted to open a branch office. Because Chen Fan e-commerce is a relatively large company, she has no doubt about it. Moreover, when signing the contract, the company's seal was also stamped, but after investigation, there was no such person in the headquarters, and the seal was fake.

Now, everyone knows that they have been cheated. According to personnel Xiaoguo, he was recruited by the boss through the recruitment website, and all the results were handed over to the boss in cash. In the past month, the company's performance was 200,000, but the employees' salary was as high as 750,000. And I haven't been paid. At present, employees have reported the case to the police.

It's another new scam, and judging from the means of committing crimes, I don't think it's a personal crime, because it's difficult to set up a company by one person, from equipment to recruitment to printing fake contracts and official seals. I hope the police can find the suspect as soon as possible and don't let this scam deceive more people.

It also reminds us that when looking for a job in the future, we must go to a regular company for an interview. If the job content is simple and the salary is ridiculously high, you must not believe it. We must believe that there will be no pie in the sky. Think twice before you do anything with low investment and high return, so as not to fall into the trap of a liar.