Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the recent crackdown on a series of fraudulent online job recruitment schemes in Chengdu, where scammers used fake job postings to lure victims into paying high training fees under the guise of online training [1][2]. Group 1: Criminal Activities - A criminal gang was uncovered that used shell companies to post fake job advertisements promising high returns and flexible work arrangements, ultimately leading victims to sign irregular contracts and pay exorbitant training fees [1][2]. - Seven main suspects have been criminally detained, including individuals who controlled various shell companies involved in the scams [1][4]. Group 2: Regulatory Actions - The police have identified two additional shell companies linked to the scams, which were registered by an individual suspected of similar illegal activities in another location [2][4]. - Authorities plan to collaborate with market regulation, human resources, and internet information departments to conduct a special crackdown on such recruitment frauds, aiming to maintain order in the job market and protect job seekers' rights [2][4]. Group 3: Public Warnings - The police issued a warning to job seekers to be cautious of "low threshold, high return" traps, emphasizing that legitimate employers do not charge fees for training, deposits, or uniforms before hiring [2][4]. - Job seekers are advised to verify the authenticity of job offers and retain evidence such as chat records, contracts, and payment receipts to protect themselves from potential fraud [2][4].

1.警惕"先交钱后入职"：凡是以"入职保证金""岗位预留费""体检押金"等名义要求求职者交纳费用的， 大概率是诈骗。正规企业招聘不会以任何名义向求职者收费。 2.留意信息来源与招聘条件：通过虚假招聘平台、社交软件等非正规渠道发布的"高薪稳定、门槛低"的 岗位信息需高度警惕，"天上不会掉馅饼"，此类信息多为诈骗诱饵。 3.关注反常行为与大额交易：若周围亲朋好友在提及大额取现、转账时，出现言辞闪烁、编造理由、急 于完成交易等反常表现，需提高警惕，及时向家人、银行或警方求助核实。 （数据来源：邮储银行深圳分行） 近日，陈女士匆忙走进邮储银行深圳坪山区支行，急着要取3.5万元现金借给突发疾病住院的朋友。深 圳坪山区支行营业主管张姐听闻，想起反诈培训中反复强调"老年人或急需用钱的人易成诈骗目标"，便 一边劝慰陈女士不要着急，一边温和地询问陈女士是否确定是朋友打的电话、是否需要帮忙联系医院 等。在一系列询问下，陈女士突然慌张起身拒绝取钱，要求拿回卡和证件。 见状，张姐心中警铃大作。正在此时，她收到反诈中心提醒，"近期我市求职诈骗案件有增多趋势，请 注意多加宣传"。随即，向陈女士提起近期有不少中老年女性找工作遭遇"求职高薪 ...

近期，邮储银行深圳坪山区支行工作人员成功识破求职"保证金"新套路，有效帮助客户避免资金损失。 近日，陈女士匆忙走进邮储银行深圳坪山区支行，急着要取3.5万元现金借给突发疾病住院的朋友。深 圳坪山区支行营业主管张姐听闻，想起反诈培训中反复强调"老年人或急需用钱的人易成诈骗目标"，便 一边劝慰陈女士不要着急，一边温和地询问陈女士是否确定是朋友打的电话、是否需要帮忙联系医院 等。在一系列询问下，陈女士突然慌张起身拒绝取钱，要求拿回卡和证件。 邮储银行深圳分行提醒： 1.警惕"先交钱后入职"：凡是以"入职保证金""岗位预留费""体检押金"等名义要求求职者交纳费用的， 大概率是诈骗。正规企业招聘不会以任何名义向求职者收费。 2.留意信息来源与招聘条件：通过虚假招聘平台、社交软件等非正规渠道发布的"高薪稳定、门槛低"的 岗位信息需高度警惕，"天上不会掉馅饼"，此类信息多为诈骗诱饵。 3.关注反常行为与大额交易：若周围亲朋好友在提及大额取现、转账时，出现言辞闪烁、编造理由、急 于完成交易等反常表现，需提高警惕，及时向家人、银行或警方求助核实。 （数据来源：邮储银行深圳分行） （文章来源：经济日报） 见状，张姐心中警铃大作。 ...