Dear friends, Leviton Electronics Co., Ltd. in Dongguan, Guangdong recently called me to ask me to go to work, and also conducted a telephone recording interview.

The first step of the scam: Based on the information left by college students when applying for jobs online, criminals will first make a phone call claiming to be a certain group, a certain American company, a certain Taiwanese company, a certain international company, or a certain company. A talent training base, a certain Shaoguan branch, etc. There are many types of company names, and criminals often change them. Some are using real company names, some are under the banner of branch offices, human resources departments, training bases, etc., and some are simply fake company names!

After getting through the phone, the criminals all said the same thing: Hello, are you Mr. XX? We saw your job application information online. Are you still applying for a job? Since you don't know much about our company, please record our company's website and learn more about it. If you answer that I am looking for a job, the criminal will then say: At what time tomorrow a recruitment email will be sent to your email, and you will be asked to submit your email. They will check it and then tell you a job application number for you to remember. Then they tell you to check your email tomorrow. In other words: If you are interested in our company, please reply to this phone within two working days to find a certain assistant.

The second step of the scam: the email will be sent to you on time, and the attachments include: 1. Recruitment positions. Very complete, I feel that all positions in the company are lacking; 2. Recruitment company profile and recruitment process. The body of the email requires you to fill in your personal information and then return the email.

The third step of the scam: A day or two after you reply to the email, another email will come. It will usually be about the written test questions and why you are applying. Please complete your answer and send it back within 48 hours. It's done very seriously just to fool you.

The fourth step of the scam: A day or two later, you will receive a call telling you to participate in a telephone interview, and then give you the phone number and ask you to call at a certain time to have a telephone interview with a certain supervisor ( Even the phone bill has to be paid for by yourself), and they will repeatedly remind you to call on time, saying that there are recruiters before and after you, and if you miss it, you will have no chance. (As expected, the time before and after cannot be typed in. You can only type based on his time.) All the steps up to this point were carried out in accordance with the company's application process written by him, which made people feel very realistic.

The fifth step of the scam: If you call back on time, someone will ask you some interview questions, which are more comprehensive and professional (it shows that the scammer has put a lot of thought into it, just waiting for you to take the bait), and finally The so-called liar examiner will tell you to wait for notification within 3 days.

The sixth step of the scam: On almost the third day, you will receive another acceptance email, informing you of your employment, salary and benefits, and asking you to report to the xxxx training center on a certain date. , and it is paid training. After the training, you will be sent to the company's branches in different regions according to the situation or your requirements. (So ??far, the whole scam is well designed. If you believe it is true, the scammer will be waiting for you to come to your door).

The seventh step of the scam: Lie that the company will send someone to pick you up and ask you to call you immediately upon arrival. In fact, it is to control you and then take you to a place. After that, you will have no personal freedom. Your mobile phone is usually "borrowed" to cut off your contact with the outside world, forcing you to attend lectures every day promoting illegal sex and getting rich overnight, luring you to join the gang, and asking your family to send money.