Everyone knows that "venture is risky, and we need to be cautious when we go to sea."

Entrepreneurs have been cheated for hundreds of thousands of dollars overnight. Such a thing is not uncommon.

So what kind of traps should entrepreneurs take to prevent them?

The Internet fraud case: Mr. Wang was in the business field for 30 years. He recently opened an account on a famous e-commerce website and began to start his own business online.

Mr. Wang once saw a message on the Internet. A businessman with "high reliability" sign provided quality yellow sand at low volume. Mr. Wang, who had experienced experience, did not rush to start, but understood the supplier's situation through the Department of industry and commerce.

After confirming the identity of the supplier, Mr. Wang collected 30% of the money from his home, and remitted it in accordance with the account number provided by the Internet. However, the yellow sand boat waiting for him was late. His family repeatedly urged him to deliver the goods.

After arriving there, Mr. Wang found that the enterprise did exist, but it only made steel trade, did not engage in building materials, and never set foot in the field of e-commerce.

Finally, Mr. Wang lost hundreds of thousands of dollars to his next client.

Comment: Although e-commerce is fast and convenient, it is more risky than traditional trading methods.

Some criminals are using high technology to pplant flowers and trees, and borrow the names of formal enterprises to deceive. Many entrepreneurs are deceived because they are not familiar with the operation mode and characteristics of e-commerce.

In fact, the Internet is only a medium for pactions. After obtaining business information through the network, we must conduct an investigation under the net.

Especially those with large business volume, high profit projects often have relatively high risks. Entrepreneurs should be cautious and visit them in person. It is very necessary to not only sit at home and tap the keyboard.

If conditions permit, investment and legal experts can be checked.

Xu Qiyun, editor in chief: