"0 basic learning dubbing, you can take orders and make money after 3 months of teaching", is there really such a good thing?
Ms. Chen, a citizen, saw such an advertisement on the iQiyi video website at the end of November last year, and Ms. Chen, who was interested in audiobook dubbing, immediately signed up and paid 4980 yuan for the class.
Who knew that it had been half a year since I got my certificate of completion, and I still haven't got any job offers. Ms. Chan suspected she had been the victim of a scam.
The reporter contacted the relevant staff of iQiyi for this reason, and the reply he got was surprising.
"Look, this sound, ba limps, up the sound" "bubububu~ press the corner of your mouth, you can make it" "buzz buzz, make them mistakenly think that there are bees".
Such advertisements for learning dubbing were constantly pushed when Ms. Chen swiped the iQiyi app. Ms. Chen, who was interested in dubbing herself, left her contact information under an advertisement, and it didn't take long for a salesperson to contact her.
Judging from the video provided by the salesman, the training institution called "Quanzhi" has a workplace in the iQiyi headquarters. The sales staff also verbally promised that as long as the students passed the assessment and rating, they could sign a contract with the institution and record audiobooks for iQiyi's own copyrighted novels for a fee.
Ms. Chen said, "At that time, the propaganda was that there was no need for audition, it was a package distribution, and generally speaking, the audiobook recording of these shares may be about 15% of the share, then they may provide about 30% of the iQiyi Omniscient." ”
Convinced of this, Ms. Chen quickly paid the 4,980 yuan tuition fee without signing any contract.
In April this year, Ms. Chen successfully passed the assessment and received the best rating. However, after entering a "resource docking group", I found that there was indeed an audiobook sample that had been recording in the group, but after the recording, there was no follow-up.
Ms. Chen said, "The reality is that no matter how many demos you record and how many groups you compete, the book will not be on the shelves in the end." (Note: demo refers to demonstration, display, sample, etc.) )
According to Ms. Zhao, "They sent a lot of that kind of money to the pre-registered students, and I said that the teacher might as well tell me that I didn't make this money with 97 points in the third period, how hard should I work to earn this money, and I was kicked out of the group." ”
After the students communicated, they found that the routines were all claiming that they could receive orders for dubbing after paying for classes. But after recording the sample, you will be told that the sample will not pass the review and will not make a penny in the end. After a while, even the resource group was disbanded.
On the Black Cat complaint platform, there are more than 700 complaints about "omniscient education", which basically point to "false propaganda". If you check the company's information, you will find that the largest shareholder of the institution is indeed "Beijing iQiyi".
But the reporter found iQiyi's Shanghai branch, and an administrative staff member said that he didn't understand and didn't know. "We haven't heard of it, at least not here. ”
Calling iQiyi's official customer service number, it means that iQiyi can't control this matter. "Omniscient Education is operated independently, and we only have a business cooperation with iQiyi, the details cannot be verified by my side, and it is useless to find iQiyi. ”
Since they had not signed a written agreement, Ms. Chen and her team had a very difficult road to defend their rights.
Some lawyers suggested that a class action lawsuit could be considered for infringement of the legitimate rights and interests of consumers. Lu Lulu, a partner at Shanghai Xulu Weiguang Law Firm, said, "The commitment made by the salesperson himself should be an act of duty and an act on behalf of his company. Misleading consumers into signing relevant courses and giving consumers a false promise, as a consumer, should be defrauded. ”
According to the Shanghai Municipal Consumer Protection Commission, in recent years, various online education platforms have sprung up like mushrooms after a rain, but some of them are in the name of introducing money-making opportunities or introducing part-time jobs, and the actual purpose is to make consumers obediently pay a lot of training fees.
Tang Jiansheng, deputy secretary-general of the Shanghai Municipal Consumer Protection Commission, said, "All kinds of training with the gimmick of introducing jobs or introducing part-time jobs, this kind of related marketing, in many cases, is a consumer trap, and consumers are also requested to carefully identify and choose carefully." ”
To this day, despite the complaints and bad reviews, the omniscient online dubbing courses are still being put on a large number of them in the name of iQiyi. If the customer asks for a contract with clear package distribution terms, the other party will start to shirk everything.
The reporter asked the salesman of the dubbing class as a consumer how to settle the labor expenses, and the salesman responded, "You eat traffic dividends for 5 years." Including some of the higher levels you are taking, the relative hourly wage standard is definitely higher. The specific follow-up agreement for your recording still needs to be discussed in detail, and there is no way to give it to you in advance. ”
In recent years, online courses have been soaring, but the relevant regulations have not kept up. Due to the characteristics of the network, many online training institutions do not even have a fixed physical office location, and the students are widely distributed geographically, which makes it difficult for consumers to protect their rights once there is a problem, and the cost is high.
Source: Newsroom" WeChat public account