What are the pitfalls of overseas live streaming guilds?

Overseas live streaming associations mainly cheat people on contracts.

Many labor unions use the trick to trick new anchors by first offering high base salary and low requirements to attract the anchors to sign, and then find various reasons to withhold the base salary and commission. There is no free lunch in the world, and no businessman is willing to lose money. Many anchor recruitments that seem to have good conditions are actually signing scams by unscrupulous guilds.

When you want to leave, you will find that not only have you ignored many thresholds and conditions for getting a guaranteed salary, but you will also find that there are actually high liquidated damages. Not only are there liquidated damages, but you may also have signed a contract of up to three to five years or limit you to live broadcasting on that live broadcast platform. You will be unable to leave because you are worried about paying liquidated damages, and you cannot live broadcast on other platforms. You can only provide a share for the guild with a low salary.