Introduction. The hustle and bustle of the Spring Festival has gradually come to an end, and the labor market in various places has returned to its former busyness. With the hopes and hopes of their families, migrant workers have gathered from far and wide, eager to find suitable job opportunities in the new year. However, the criminals have stretched out their criminal hands to the industrious ones....
Migrant workers are deeply involved in recruitment**
Recently, a contractor led a group of migrant workers in search of job opportunities in the labor market when he encountered a well-dressed middle-aged woman who claimed that a construction site was in urgent need of manpower because of its high wages and daily settlements. The migrant workers were eager to work and quickly attracted their attention. 
At first, the woman was very generous, inviting the migrant workers to a teahouse to rest, during which she produced a detailed employment contract that clearly stated the working hours and salary. After seeing the content of the contract, the migrant workers were very satisfied and thought that the job they found this time was very "reliable". 
However, after the contract was signed, the woman did not notify the specific time and place of construction, and the migrant workers were suspicious of this. A few days later, the woman said that the construction site needed to use a walkie-talkie, but there was still a lack of ** card, so she asked the migrant workers to assist in applying for ** card, and promised not only to compensate for the delay in applying for the card, but also to pay the ** card rent according to the standard of 300 yuan per day. The offer was so tempting that the migrant workers agreed to it without much thought.
In the next three days, the woman led 7 migrant workers to apply for 16 ** cards in different business halls, and took all these ** cards, but did not pay any agreed remuneration. The migrant workers contacted the woman many times to ask for it, but they were prevaricated by various excuses. 
A few days later, the woman suddenly lost contact, and the mobile phone card that the migrant workers themselves had been using was also shut down, just when they were at a loss, the police came to the door and informed them that the **card they had handled was used to call fraud**, causing other people's property to be defrauded. At this time, the migrant workers suddenly realized that they could not regret it. Thunder strikes, cut **
The Chengdu Longquanyi District Public Security Bureau quickly launched the investigation work, contacted all the migrant workers involved in the handling of ** cards as soon as possible, and verified the situation one by one, and reported the ** cards that had been opened to prevent further losses involved in the case. At the same time, the sub-bureau made every effort to organize the police to arrest the suspects involved in the case, and finally successfully arrested the suspects Chen (female) and Jiang (male).
After investigation, Chen and Jiang learned through the Internet that selling ** cards can make a profit, so they took advantage of the psychology of migrant workers who were eager to find a job, and successively lured a number of workers to the business hall to apply for new ** cards on the grounds that a large number of walkie-talkies were needed to start construction at the construction site, and then sold these ** cards to fraud gangs for the implementation of telecommunications network fraud. The criminal act caused a number of victims to suffer economic losses of more than 100,000 yuanAt present, Chen and Jiang have been dealt with in accordance with the law, and the case is being further tried.
"Panda anti-fraud" warm reminder
Friends who work abroad must enhance their awareness of personal information protection and strictly manage their ID cards, bank cards and mobile phone cards. Any request to borrow or rent the "Two Cards" must be resolutely declined. It is strictly forbidden to rent, lend or buy and sell "two cards" to avoid becoming a fraudster due to carelessness or greed. Finish.
Content** Chengdu Anti-Fraud Center.
Edited by Chen Shu.
Editor-in-charge: Luo Yanjia.
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