Freshmen admission policeman teaches you tricks to prevent fraud

As September is approaching, the University City will gradually welcome freshmen from all over the country. The school season has always been the busiest time of the year on campus. However, some uncoordinated episodes have also appeared from time to time. In the school season in previous years, there have been many incidents in which college freshmen were cheated and stolen when registering.

In order to allow freshmen to go to school safely, the police officers of the Baiyang Police Station sorted out campus cases such as telecommunications fraud and part-time traps, summed up the experience and lessons, and offered advice to the freshmen.

Case 1: Manage baggage and support new students

When Li Gang, a junior, went to college, his mother sent him to school. At the door of the school, three boys wearing badges of “new receptionists” asked him if he had come to report and asked which department he was from. The fortified Xiao Li and his mother told the truth.

One of the boys said that the dormitory building and the department ’s freshman registration office were far away, and it was inconvenient to carry luggage, so he let the other two take care of the luggage at the school gate, and he took Xiaoli to register with them. Xiao Li and her mother happily followed the boy to register at the entrance of the department. After a while, the boy said that he wanted to go to the toilet, but Xiao Li and his mother waited for a long time, but they didn't see the boy come back. Xiao Li went into the toilet, and the person was gone. Xiao Li and his mother returned to the school entrance, and the luggage was no longer visible.

The police reminded that the freshmen were unfamiliar, and the scammers pretended to be receptionists at the door of the station or school, "enthusiastically" helped to take care of luggage and other items, and then transferred the tiger away from the mountain to steal the luggage. Strangers should be vigilant when they are too enthusiastic about you, and do n’t leave the items easily to avoid being cheated.

Case 2: Transfer tuition, never return

Last year, Xiao Wang reported himself. Outside the train station, he found the school's welcome reception and boarded the school's welcome bus. Just after getting on the bus, a student-looking man took the initiative to accost, claiming to be a member of the school student union. After arriving at the school, the man accompanied him warmly through various procedures. When paying the fee, looking at the long line in front, the man said that he and the toll teacher knew that he could stop and let Xiao Wang take care of the luggage outside the door, and he would pay the fee on his behalf. Xiao Wang gave him the tuition fee of 5,000 yuan, but the man never showed up again.

The police reminded that after the scammers mixed up on the school bus as students or parents, they faked the identity of the school's welcome staff and chatted with the students and parents to gain trust and took the opportunity to defraud on the basis of paying tuition fees and going to the bank to withdraw money. Freshmen should not give money to strangers when registering, and registration must be handled in person.

Case 3: Impersonating a roommate and stealing money

The pony came to the school the year before to report. Shortly after entering the dormitory, a girl came in and said that she was also a student living in this dormitory. After a while, Pony wanted to go out to buy something and invite her to go with her. She said that she had to wait for her parents, so Pony left alone. When the pony came back, the "roommate" had nowhere to go. The pony's bag was opened, and the cash and electronic dictionary in the bag were gone.

The police reminded that freshmen did not know each other when they first entered school. The scammers made use of this to pretend to be a freshman or a fellow villager. For strangers, you should find ways to confirm their identity. When leaving the dormitory, you should take your valuables with you or lock them for storage.

Case four: bedroom sales are actually fakes

One day in early September last year, Xiaoxue was in the dormitory. A woman in her 20s came to the dormitory with two large bags and claimed to be a stationery product agent. She graduated from the school ’s marketing major. Considering the difficulty of earning money for college students, she specially created work-study opportunities for school girls. Hire a student agent for the product. Under her mobilization, the three girls bought more than 600 yuan from her hands. After the other party left, the girl found out that all the things left were fakes.

The police reminded that door-to-door sales are a scam that freshmen often encounter. Most of the items promoted by scammers are closely related to the learning life of new students. Do n’t believe the rhetoric of strangers. It ’s best to go to regular supermarkets inside and outside the school when buying things.

Case 5: Recruiting part-time jobs and cheating for deposit

Freshman Xiao Yang saw a part-time advertisement on the campus and said that he can provide a part-time service platform for free, and Xiao Yang went to apply. The other party verbally agreed to find a light-hearted and profitable part-time job for him, and offered him a deposit of several hundred yuan, which will be refunded after the contract is released. Xiao Yang paid an application fee of 50 yuan and a deposit of 200 yuan, and the other party asked him to wait for the notice. Half a month later, Xiao Yang went to inquire again, and he was already empty.

The police reminded: students want to use part-time to do part-time work, they must check the qualifications of the other party when applying, and if they encounter an ID card or deposit deposit during the application process, they immediately turn around and leave. According to national regulations, employers should not charge any fees, and any charges are considered illegal.