Recently, China Central Television (CCTV) exposed a widespread online scam known as the ‘bead-stringing side job’ scheme, drawing significant public attention. The scam typically lures job seekers—especially stay-at-home parents, students, and retirees—with promises of ‘easy money from home’ and ‘high returns with no barriers to entry.’ Victims are required to pay several hundred yuan upfront for craft kits containing beads and materials, with assurances that they’ll receive generous payment for completed items and a full refund of the material fee.However, after sending back their finished products, victims are frequently denied payment under fabricated excuses such as ‘substandard workmanship’ or ‘insufficient quantity,’ and often get blocked or ghosted by the scammers. CCTV’s investigation revealed that these operations are usually run by unlicensed shell companies that spread false information via social media and short video platforms, fabricating ‘success stories’ to appear legitimate. Experts warn that any job requiring upfront payment is highly likely to be a scam. Legitimate part-time jobs never ask applicants to pay in advance. The public is urged to stay vigilant, seek employment through reputable channels, and report any suspected fraud to authorities immediately while preserving evidence.
近日，央视曝光了一种名为“串珠兼职”的网络骗局，引发广泛关注。该骗局通常以“在家轻松赚钱”“零门槛高回报”为诱饵，吸引大量求职者，尤其是家庭主妇、学生和退休人员参与。参与者需先缴纳数百元材料费，购买所谓的手工串珠材料包，承诺完成作品后可获得高额手工费并退还材料费。然而，当受害者寄回成品后，往往被以“做工不合格”“数量不足”等理由拒付报酬，甚至被拉黑失联。央视调查发现，此类骗局背后多为无资质的空壳公司，利用社交平台和短视频广泛传播虚假信息，制造“成功案例”营造可信假象。专家提醒，凡涉及先交钱再工作的兼职，极有可能是诈骗。正规兼职不会要求求职者预先支付费用。公众应提高警惕，选择正规平台求职，避免落入“手工返利”类陷阱。一旦发现被骗，应及时保留证据并向公安机关报案。
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