58 City is a fraud company. They should belong to shell companies, using a pyramid scheme, mainly to develop offline agents. 58 itself is not in charge of any business and customer service, and even has no perfect agency management system. Constantly looking for information technology companies to join them, collecting fees such as joining fees, and then delegating power to the company is actually an independent backstage. When the client company needs to recruit, the local 58 terminal agency company will keep calling the company's phone number published on 58, asking the other party to join the 58 member, and promising to top it up and refresh it. If they don't join the 58 member, they will continue to harass or delete the information published by the client company without permission. When you blacked out the number of their salesmen, they directly identified your company as a false recruitment in the background, and then directly deleted your company's recruitment information under the 58 platform. They couldn't get through because of your number, and then they euphemistically said that you violated the rules of 58 cities.

Here, I would like to advise all companies and entrepreneurial friends who need to recruit people not to become their members. Not only is the money wasted, but the attitude of the money changed 180 degrees, and even the relevant information such as their company's business license is given to them, so they will resell resources and then call it big data.

I am the general manager of a company. Before, I received a short message from a strange number on my mobile phone, saying that I was the boss of the company, and asked me to sort out the employee information and customer information of the company and send it to an email with the name of my company and the name of the company legal person. Then I thought it was wrong. Only the boss and I knew about the company's legal person and internal situation, and then it was 58 cities. You can imagine. . . .