After the completion of the middle and high school entrance exams, students and parents should be vigilant against criminals who use their psychological state of waiting for grades, enrollment, and admission period to commit fraud. Common fraudulent methods include false enrollment information, forged admission notices, and illegal intermediary services. Students and parents should obtain information through formal channels to avoid the leakage of personal information, raise awareness of prevention, and ensure a safe passage through the waiting period.

Case 1 Scary "Cheating Processing Notice"

Zhao Ming received a false cheating notification text message, requesting a transfer inquiry, and later reported to the police that it was a telecommunications fraud. Fraudsters obtain candidate information through illegal means, send fraudulent text messages, induce students to transfer money, and cause financial and psychological losses.

Case 2: A key high school that can be attended by just saying hello

Li Fan's high school entrance examination scores did not reach the key high school admission line. His parents met a friend who claimed that they could arrange admission through "greeting" and needed to pay a "admission fee" of 30000 yuan. After the parents transferred the money, the friend did not provide any progress and eventually reported it to the police. The friend is suspected of fraud. Remind students to be cautious of so-called "special channels" and "internal information" during the middle and high school entrance exams. Regular enrollment will not incur additional fees, and requiring payment of security deposits is considered fraud.

Case 3: A readily available "driver's license"

Wang Yu saw the enrollment information of the driving school on a short video platform, trusted the other party's promise easily, transferred the funds for registration and submitted the materials, and found out that she had been deceived. Remind the public that obtaining a driver's license requires passing a formal examination, being vigilant against fraudulent information such as "passing the driving test package", choosing a legitimate institution, and following the formal process.