Expo and 58 saw Huawei recruiting in Suzhou, and L 'Oreal also recruited in Suzhou. Are these reliable? Is it true?/You don't say.

Look at this kind of website yourself. Everyone can advertise and claim to be recruiting people, and give a little money to open the eyes of scammers.

Can you think with your toes a little bit, is this information more reliable than the telephone poles on the roadside?

If they really want to be legitimate companies in normal industries,

Why don't you even give up your own money to send job advertisements through formal channels and come to this website to fish in troubled waters for cheap?

A liar, no matter how impressive and touching, is just using your desire for success to cheat money. Physical examination at designated place, interview in different places, file storage fee, clothing fee, reservation fee, actor and model signing fee, photo taking fee, registration fee, employment fee, deposit, handling fee, registration fee, confidentiality fee, membership fee, deposit ... There are many tricks, but they are all deceptive! Cheat money! ! As long as you keep your wallet tight and don't give a penny, call the police. There's nothing they can do. If you have to challenge yourself, just wait.

Look at the overwhelming advertisements on the website for yourself. Everyone's user names are garbled+numbers, and they all praise in unison. What can I do to help you get on this kind of website?

Look at the overwhelming online store advertisements by yourself. Everyone's user name is Q, and everyone advocates making money. They all want you to buy his software and pull you off the line. Even if this crazy online cutting can't be stopped, why add fuel to the fire?