Teachers will often tell us many examples of telecom fraud. Besides, we should also pay attention to other examples of fraud. For example, we often encounter a lot of winning spam messages in our mobile phones, and there will also be a lot of spam such as credit or praise in our mailboxes. Although teachers and school leaders attach great importance to these part-time scams. However, there are often some fish that slip through the net, fish in troubled waters, and come to school to launch their scams in some names. For example, they will pretend to be some seniors and sisters, and then ask students to pay a deposit for some books or part-time jobs for some reasons. It is possible to let you join some associations and then let you pay a fee and promise to return some gifts or fees. Their reasons may change constantly, and they will always make up all kinds of unexpected reasons to lure you to pay.

Therefore, we must protect our wallets and protect the checkpoints in terms of consumption. Universities should not get into the habit of spending money indiscriminately, but should know how to cut costs and save money. Moreover, there are a lot of anti-fraud information about part-time jobs, which are warning us that we need to identify the authenticity of part-time jobs, and don't easily open our wallets and pay various deposits and other fees when we work part-time. Protect sensitive information such as your bank card and ID card, and don't give it to others casually.