I want to invite you to hire a personal life assistant with a high salary, pay a 800 yuan deposit, say what card to apply for, and help you measure and make clothes with a ruler. ...

There are many small advertisements on roadside telephone poles, and the salary is high, with a monthly income of 10,000 yuan. Do you have to believe them?

Do you want to cry and shout to hand over the money, and then ask what to do if you are cheated?

Is it possible that someone brazenly hacked your money?

I knew I had been cheated, but I didn't have the face to report it, claiming that I was thinking about something improper. As a result, stealing chickens and eating rice was costly.

Do you believe that those user names upstairs and downstairs are advertisements and contact information? They hang on the Internet 24 hours a day, take the initiative to leave Q-brush comments and send private messages, claiming that they can earn living expenses in two or three hours every day, trying their best to sell websites and insert garbled links, crying for your personal space to look at pictures, claiming that they advocate a network cable and a computer to start a business easily, selling real money in foreign exchange for investment and financial management, clamoring for free agents for overseas listing of emerging projects in online malls, and posting screenshots and attachments to ask you to receive and pay for them. . . Is it based on self-statement or hearsay?