255 agents were arrested by the police, and cross-border e-commerce sellers were defrauded of all their money!

The first step is to post a large number of advertisements on online search engines and short video platforms, using gimmicks such as "providing supply, drop shipping, full-time nanny-like service, and customers only need to wait for orders" to attract customers to come for consultation.

The second step is to fabricate various "success stories" to lure customers into signing service packages at different prices. In fact, they only provide low-value services such as changing the store name or product name, or create the illusion of a booming customer flow by false orders.

In the third step, when customers report that the services provided by the company are not in line with the promises and the agency operation is ineffective, the "business manager" will use the prepared words to deceive customers to upgrade their packages and purchase higher-level services. Some victims are unwilling to see their previous investment go down the drain, but still have illusions about the agency operation, so they choose to pay to upgrade.

The fourth step is that when the upgrade still has no effect and the victim realizes that they have been deceived and asks for a refund, the company will shirk responsibility by saying that the salesperson has resigned or has been transferred to another position, until they finally ignore the company. The victims are basically new online shop owners and housewives who want to start a business but lack experience.