What are the common part-time job and employment scams among college students?

Scam 1: Part-time jobs through online fraud. Some criminals use gimmicks such as "make money with just a finger", "high returns" and "quick profits" to post part-time recruitment advertisements. After the victims take the bait, they will then use " In the name of "entry assessment", "performance assessment", etc., the victim is tricked into swiping orders and then commits fraud. "Fake orders" and "fake reputation" are commercial violations in themselves and have been expressly prohibited. They are not legitimate part-time jobs. Scam 2: "High-paying" recruitment on the Internet. Some intermediaries publish "high-paying" recruitment information on the Internet to attract attention. Many recruitment information are written in a lavish way, with very good salary levels and benefits, which makes people excited after reading them.

When job seekers registered online and went to an offline company, they discovered that the salary was not the "high salary" boasted in the published information. Scam 3: "Meet and pay" recruitment scam. Scammers trick job seekers into interviewing and collect money in the name of clothing fees, physical examination fees, etc. or promise that they can go to work after paying a deposit. After the job seeker pays the fee, the scammer will either find excuses not to arrange a job for him, or he will leave the building without any news. Collecting deposits is actually money fraud: Some employers claim that in order to facilitate management, they charge a certain amount of deposits or security deposits from applicants and promise to return them after the work is completed. However, when the work is completed, college students can only receive wages and the security deposits are missing. What's more, sometimes after students pay the money, the recruiting unit will shirk the position by saying that the position is temporarily filled, or that there is no work available for the time being, and ask the students to wait for news, and then there will be no more news.

Legal basis:

"Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China"

Article 266

Defrauding public or private persons Property, if the amount is relatively large, he shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years, criminal detention or surveillance, and concurrently or solely with a fine; if the amount is huge or there are other serious circumstances, he shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than three years and not more than 10 years, and also fined; if the amount is particularly If the crime is huge or there are other particularly serious circumstances, the offender shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than ten years or life imprisonment, and shall also be fined or have property confiscated.