Is it true that Beijing Foreign Language Audio-visual Publishing House said it was looking for an interpreter?

I tried, too. I'm definitely a liar. Asked him what the deposit was for, he said it was to ensure that my mailing address could receive his manuscript. That's a funny reason. I said there was no guarantee, and the other party sent me a small web page to prove that he was a "credit" unit. I said I knew nothing about your information and felt it was risky. The other party actually said that he had proved it, so I'm afraid I won't do it. Prove what? Send me that webpage. What can you prove? ! Who doesn't know that these things can be faked online now? It also mentioned what Mr. Bao said in the Year of the Rabbit. The other party said that there are two foreign language audio-visual publishing houses in Beijing, and he also asked me to go and see them myself. Come on, he knew from the beginning that I was from Shanghai! Asked if he could use a third-party guarantee agency such as Alipay, the other party immediately replied no, I said, can you sign the agreement first? Is this normal? Now it's for nothing without signing the agreement first. The other party didn't agree. Finally, I asked him to provide a formal official website, not a recruitment website. As a result, the other party ignored me again and there was no news at all.

In a word, it is absolutely a lie. The other party doesn't ask you any relevant experience at all, just gives you a very simple translation, and then says, OK. Then I will let you register directly and care about your deposit. This is not a liar. What is this?

I seldom reply. It's just that seeing this friend's post first this time makes me more alert, otherwise the result is really hard to say. Let's give back to society. All this is to prevent more people from being cheated. These liars are so annoying.

I wanted to take a screenshot to testify, but I found that I couldn't upload the picture. That's it, brothers and sisters. Keep your eyes open.