A friend and I found a part-time job as a model on 58. It was said to be 50 an hour. Then we went for an interview yesterday. ***We were asked to change three sets of clothes. It was quite a photo.

This situation depends on who they are. Some recruit models from modeling companies, media companies, film and television companies, etc. These are all intermediaries. They do not use models themselves, so they often use them under various names. Those who charge a fee will not let you become a model after collecting the fee, which is equivalent to a liar. Others don't mention the fees at the time, and just ask you to sign a contract with them, and write the fees in the contract. If you don't pay attention, as soon as you sign, you have to pay the money. If you don't pay it back, you will breach the contract.

Some companies that recruit models directly use models. Generally, there is no fee for this. However, they may take audition photos for you under the pretext of an interview, and then use the photos instead. I'll give you a model fee, and I'll trick you into shooting for half a day in vain. Both of these are scammers, so you must first find out who they are during the interview, otherwise they will leave in the end and you won’t even know who they are. Not to mention filing a complaint to recover the modeling fees you deserve.