58 How many scammers are there in the same city? For example, one job is as a typist and a movie critic, are they true or false?

There are many scammers on 58.com. The reason is that 58.com itself has become a rogue and fraudulent website, colluding with scammers.

The 58.com website must have roped in some corrupt official to serve as his protection and defrauded so many people, yet it is still operating. The online customer service and complaint hotline cannot be found on the public page of the 58.com website. An e-commerce website without online customer service and complaint hotline is definitely a rogue and fraudulent website. I don’t know why, but no one cares about this website.

On 58.com, if you are deceived, you have no way to hold the scammer accountable, because the 58.com website does not have online customer service or a complaint hotline, and will not pay attention to your rights protection requests.

58 city recruitment information is too fake. The main reason is that the 58.com website no longer has supervision. As long as you have money, scammers will run rampant.

Now 58.com has revealed its true face as a fraud. The audit and certification they conduct are easy to pass if they are fake, but they are stuck if they are real. The strictness of their review is actually related to payment. Although the website is yours, it is up to you to decide whether it passes or not, but the audit and certification cannot be based on money. Just because the scammers paid, you cannot turn the black certification into white, and the real users publish it for free. White certification is black. By doing this, 58.com is undoubtedly colluding with scammers, disrupting the e-commerce online market and defrauding users of their money.

58.com is also very shameless. Many network system settings and prompts are fake, and the system is often manually controlled by the backend.

My example clearly shows that they are the result of manual manipulation.

I have always used the same phone number, the same suite, and the same picture to post my personal listings on 58.com. On the surface, it doesn't look like an agency (can a broker only do a rental business of about 40 square meters)? However, in order to force me to pay promotion fees, 58.com’s backend changed my status to an agent without any basis. In order to appeal, they took away my ID card, real estate certificate, household register and other information. The webpage also indicated that the submission was successful and a reply would be given within 24 hours. But a week passed and there was no news at all. I contacted online customer service many times but was not contacted once, and filling in user feedback multiple times was in vain.