My uncle came to my house last week. He said that there was a decoration job for my uncle's elementary school classmate, and he was responsible for collecting workers on behalf of the workers. Last week my uncle said it was five hundred a day, including lunch. Breakfast, dinner and rent are at your own expense. Closed on Sunday. If you go to Omen, please apply for an Omen permit! This job requires a two-year contract, so it takes two years to apply for the Naomen permit, and the two-year permit costs 7,000.
Today my uncle gave me the phone number of the collection worker. Also his elementary school classmate. Call over! I asked him if it would cost 7,000 to apply for the Omen Certificate, but he was speechless at that time, and he realized that it didn't cost 8,000 now! ! (I thought in doubt, why the hell have you changed?) He also said that there were already 20 people in the first batch, and that the current ones were in the second batch. I'm going there in the first half of the first month after the Chinese New Year, and I want to take 16 portraits, six each of white and blue! (ID card and household registration certificate are required.) A receipt is also required. ((Importantly, he also said that his job has been recruiting people online, and asked us to check it out. Who is free to help check it out, and know what kind of decoration work they are going to do in Omen, or where is the website address?))
Explain that we need money and documents tomorrow. He then called us and he came to get it. (My uncle's friend works as an agent for collecting workers. He is not the boss. But to apply for this kind of Omen permit, we have to go to Shenzhen. Tell us to have our things ready tomorrow and then pick them up.) What should I do? Afraid of being cheated…
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Nowadays, setting up a website doesn't take much time at all, and he is just a payment agent, not the boss, which means he is an intermediary. These days, intermediaries are cheap. I hope the original poster doesn't trust him. I've been tricked twice already, unless your uncle dares to personally guarantee it.
No need to ask. This kind of insurance doesn't offer good value for money. Moreover, it's not surprising if someone sells it.
But it's also money, my uncle knows this is a good deal so he reserved two spots. A total of 16,000. Each person has a two-year Macau permit validity!... (Not sure if they might be lying) Tomorrow we can only confirm for sure.
Uncle? In today's society, for the sake of interest, brothers kill each other, and there are even people like foster fathers, uncle???
The chance of being scammed is very high, think twice. Don't blindly hope to seek wealth through risks; this is unrealistic for ordinary people.
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