Is the recruitment information of Dongfang Anda Shipping Co., Ltd. true or false? More than 8,000 recruitments, who knows whether it is true or not.

Is a liar. The following is my personal experience from 2065438 to the end of July 2009: I said I would apply in Yantai, but after I arrived in Yantai, I said I would apply in Weihai. Upon arrival, a driver drove me and another candidate from Hunan to a two-story office building in downtown Weihai. I was received by a woman who claimed to be Dandong, Liaoning. She is about 30 years old, and her height is about 160 cm (I found that the registered name was Sun Chuanyou by searching her mobile phone number after I got home). The fraud gang demanded 1900 yuan from me on the grounds of handling the relevant documents (seaman's certificate, service book of four small certificates, etc.) required by the crew. ). I didn't have that much money with me at that time. The swindler said it could be used to reimburse the plane ticket, and 200 yuan received it. After cheating me 1700 yuan (no receipt was provided), he told me to go home and wait for the fleet to contact the ship for work (July 30th). At that time, it was agreed to contact me at the latest on August 6, but there was no news at that time. I called the woman who received me at the beginning, and she said she couldn't leave because of the typhoon, and she couldn't leave until the typhoon stopped. Typhoon Kilima landed at that time, so I have no doubt. After the typhoon stopped, she said that it was the typhoon that caused the damage to the engine on board, and it would take a month to repair it ... At that time, she felt that something was wrong, so she checked it. This routine is a standard crew scam: 1. Fraud gangs defraud money under the guise of handling documents (the amount generally ranges from 1000-3000). After they got the money, they found various reasons to delay. I would like to remind the majority of job seekers that regular companies will not charge job seekers for any reason. Friends who want to be seafarers should pay attention: the state stipulates that seafarers must hold relevant certificates (they need to pass exams, some of which are similar to driver's licenses, so it is impossible to spend money directly without studying). There are many such swindlers in Yantai Weihai. In addition, the fraud gang has at least four members: two women, a male driver, and a self-proclaimed manager Zheng.