For university education, this is a problem that many people care about. Of course, it's not just college education. In fact, the problem of education has always existed, especially the campus card. From the design of campus card, it is convenient for students' life, but sometimes it is given away and sold. At this time, people will begin to suspect that some campus packages have been illegally resold by card merchants. Have you ever seen this kind of illegal resale? I actually saw it myself, but it's hard to say exactly. It's really illegal. Let's share it in detail.

The first is the campus card, which can actually be divided into water card, electricity card, meal card and so on. Although everyone can use each card, the identity they use is actually bound, so from this point of view, it makes sense that campus packages are illegally resold by card merchants, but they are generally just water cards, meal cards and the like, and few people actually manage them, but if they are phone cards, it is illegal, and sometimes even students don't know it, thinking that it is just a part-time job for college students.

I believe many college students have seen some part-time jobs, that is, helping to sell some phone cards and then handling some packages. It looks good, and it's on campus. At this time, I think this part-time job is no problem. Actually, it is not. This part-time job is actually that the campus package is illegally resold by the card merchant. I have encountered it myself, but most of them are made by e-commerce in the school. This is no problem, and it is a formal channel. But there are many part-time organizations outside.

Therefore, it is a good thing for college students to take part-time jobs at school, but they must have their own judgment. After all, if many things in the world are really illegal, this kind of behavior is also responsible. When the time comes, eating coptis is really dumb, and there is no bitterness at all. The judgment ability of college students should have been cultivated long ago.