After the college entrance examination score comes out, these scams should be vigilant!

Paid replenishment, false subsidy ...

After the college entrance examination results come out

These scams

Candidates and parents need to be vigilant

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"Make -up quota, internal indicators" scam

After the "replenishment" scam often appears after the college entrance examination volunteer admission is over, the scammers lie to the parents of the candidates that the places of a certain university are not full. Through spending money, they can get candidates to get the re -recording quota. The suspect used various excuses before the exam to allow parents to pay for the place. In some scams, the scammers also lie that they have a special relationship, and they can buy "internal indicators" and "external planning indicators".

Police reminder

Regular admissions will not generate any additional fees. All "enrollment indicators" that need to charge a deposit, admission fee, and indicator fee, 100%is fraud!

"Subsidy" scam

After obtaining the identity information of the candidate through illegal channels, the illegal channels are obtained by the staff of the education department to deceive the deposit or handling fee on the grounds that they meet the qualifications of "scholarship" or "college entrance examination subsidy".

Police reminder

When receiving the telephone and information of the staff of universities, education, finance, etc., when the "State Assistance Fund", "Return to Compulsory Education", and "Assistance to Students", candidates and parents must take the initiative to contact the local education department or school for verification Essence

"Fill in Volunteer Guidance" scam

The criminals counterfeit "authoritative experts", claiming to master the "internal big data", and use intermediaries or websites, APPs, etc. to volunteer to fill in guidance and guidance to deceive money.

Police reminder

Filling in volunteers can find reference information on the Internet, but the guidance of charges must be vigilant, and your destiny is in your own hands. Do not let the liar take advantage of it.

"Fake Admission Notice" scam

The scammers pretend to be a college admissions officer and send a fake admission notice to the candidates, so that the candidates will enter the designated bank account to deceive the money. Similar scams and false fishing websites. The purpose of scammers is to deceive students' living expenses and miscellaneous fees.

Police reminder

In such scams, the preparation of scammers will be very professional. Not only can it use the school badge and logo similar to the original school, but also all the curriculum materials, the university address filled in is also exactly the same as the genuine version. To this end, candidates and parents must have the consciousness of identifying authenticity when logging in to the school and education department's website. To enter the website certified or officially issued by the school and education department, it is necessary to verify the authenticity of the account number through a variety of channels when transferring remittances.

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