The model was cheated.

There are never fewer scams. Personally, I think that more and more scams reflect certain social phenomena, such as the employment rate and the degree of market regulation. For example, it is because young people find it difficult to find a job that they believe in the false advertisements of online model recruitment. Let's take a concrete look at the process of being cheated.

The model scam took place in Hangzhou. Xiao Wang, a foreigner, came to Hangzhou from Dalian to look for a job. He saw on the Internet that a media company was recruiting female models, and the salary was reasonable, about 65438+100000 yuan a month. After communication, the two sides signed a contract, but during the interview, the company asked Xiao Wang to pay 3600 yuan for training and purchasing some materials for Xiao Wang. Xiao Wang said he didn't have that much money, so he paid 20 yuan.

The money was also paid, but the company did not let her earn 1000 yuan per month as promised. It took two shots to get 1500 yuan. Xiao Wang felt that he had been cheated, so he asked the media to mediate the matter. In the process of reporters' participation, the staff of the company also showed great arrogance and irrationality.

Why are scams repeatedly banned? There are more and more scams targeting young people looking for jobs. These companies cheat others' money under the banner of referrer work, mostly on the grounds of training and promotion expenses. They are very cunning, playing the edge of the law, and most of the contracts signed with you are unequal.

I think this is also because the law is still empty for scammers to drill, and the supervision of relevant departments is still not in place. Even if many young people are deceived, it is difficult to defend their rights through legal means. Secondly, it is a realistic problem for young people to find jobs at present. If everyone is easy to find a job, there is no need to go online to apply for a job in some messy companies.

To sum up, there are more and more such scams because it is difficult for young people to find jobs and market supervision is not in place.