Beijing Parents Scammed by Fake Writing Contest
Beijing training centers and a fake version of the esteemed Ye Shengtao Cup writing prize scammed parents in Beijing out of anywhere from RMB 12,000-15,000 per child.
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People Over Profits: Report Price Hikes and Avoid Mask Scams
It’s a truly sad state of affairs when the world is facing a tragedy and…
Rent Asunder: Navigating the Treacherous Waters of the Beijing Property Market
Few things will have a bigger impact on your quality of life than the place…
WeChat Scams You Should Watch Out For
One of beijingkids’ most-read blogposts is 5 WeChat Groups for Moms in Beijing. Despite being…
NAIA Nightmare: A Manila Airport Story
I have a rule for traveling, which I learned from an ex-girlfriend. Here it is:…
Law of the Land: Laws, Rights, and Scams – Oh My!
*Editor’s Note: The original print version wrongly listed Raffles Medical as International SOS. In Case…
Scam Alert: ‘Police’ Calling People to Warn of Thieves Setting Up Fake Bank Account
In the latest of Beijing scams, two of my friends have recently received a very similar automated…
Scam at School – Review Those Safety Procedures!
Harrow International School is reaching out to the community to remind parents to continually be…