After the college entrance examination, some parents who have low test scores always like to go to hospital in a hurry, which is easy to be used by some fraud gangs. What is the most common fraud after the college entrance examination? The big secret of the college entrance examination fraud.
Every year, during the period of enrollment, there are always lawbreakers who use the urgent mood of examinees and parents to set up a fraud Bureau. Relevant departments remind parents to guard against the so-called "insufficient scores, money to gather" false admissions commitments, as well as "internal indicators", false search points website and other fraud means.
According to the reporter's interview, in recent years, there are six kinds of fraud tactics used by lawbreakers: claiming to be members of military school or recruitment department, falsely claiming to have 'internal recruitment index' and 'unplanned recruitment index'; falsely claiming to be able to handle all kinds of 'gifted students' such as art, sports and small languages; forging admission notice; sending false website of score checking, according to the personal information filled in by parents We will do precision Telecom fraud, Trojan horse fraud based on college entrance examination, and cheat in the name of "Independent Enrollment", rendering "Independent Enrollment" as "free enrollment". For example, some cheaters use candidates and parents who don't understand the independent enrollment and targeted enrollment policies to cheat, boast that they can get a university's targeted enrollment plan, ensure enrollment, open bidding, and charge a high 'targeted fee'.
Experts said that no matter what form of enrollment fraud, it is all around the word "money". Candidates and parents must be highly vigilant when it comes to money. If you encounter difficult problems in enrollment, you should check through regular channels, and do not easily give the information such as the ID card number and admission card number to others. At the same time, it is necessary to report enrollment fraud to enrollment agencies or public security organs in time, and safeguard individual rights and interests.