
Full-Time Fraud Buster: I Don’t Want the Fortune 500 to Go Bankrupt Either
全职打假:我也不想五百强倒闭啊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 579k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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I just want to ask, in the second picture, the person in question only paid a deposit, hadn't even bought the juice yet, and was already uploading the video online and buying a bunch of promotional cards. Do you believe they could just switch it out for you in just two days? Are you kidding me? This is supposed to be a counterfeit case? Haven't you heard the saying "catch the thief red-handed"?
Does the author not understand what is illegal?
The current crackdown on counterfeits is actually just extortion.
Be careful when exposing counterfeits, or you might get locked up. Someone already has.
Debunking fake news is highly controversial. If you were the main character, you could easily expose fakes, but in reality, spreading rumors is easy, but debunking them is incredibly difficult. So, writing about things from domestic merchants and sellers is pointless and doesn't provide any satisfaction. You should be able to freely fabricate stories about foreign products.
The author's writing is superb, definitely worth reading and subscribing to! I recommend a book that's ruthless and hilarious, featuring a split personality and plenty of laughs: "An Old Man Who Transmigrates to Collect Junk and Survives by Making Bad Movies," a laugh-out-loud story set in various worlds...
Since entering the business warfare genre, this book has been relentlessly degenerating into a terrible mess. The author doesn't seem inclined to respond, so it's probably a book from a studio.
He suddenly started his own company halfway through his work.
Is this book any good? Is the paid content about exposing counterfeits or business warfare? The titles all seem to be about business warfare, but if it's just business warfare, I won't pay for it! I hope someone who has read it can give me some pointers.
The recent plot has been boring; I came for the anti-counterfeiting storyline, but now it's turned into a business war.