Title: 多名学生被取消入学资格，家长报警，检察官：录取通知书是真的，100 余万被挪用 | BestBlogs.dev
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多名学生被取消入学资格，家长报警，检察官：录取通知书是真的，100 余万被挪用
A study abroad agency owner in Wenzhou, Zhejiang fabricated reasons such as tuition and deposit payments, defrauding nearly 10 students and parents of over 1 million yuan, resulting in multiple students being disqualified from enrollment due to missed payment deadlines; the suspect has been arrested. 人 人民网Follow·
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This article reports on a fraud case involving a study abroad agency. The Lucheng District Procuratorate in Wenzhou has approved the arrest of Liu, the agency's owner, on suspicion of fraud. Liu exploited information asymmetry in the industry by first helping students obtain genuine admission letters through legitimate channels to build trust. He then induced parents to transfer money to his personal account under the pretext of paying tuition, deposits, and dormitory fees, diverting the funds to repay his personal debts. Nearly 10 students missed official payment deadlines and had their enrollment canceled as a result, with the case involving over 1 million yuan. The article cites the specific experiences of victims including Ms. Li, Yan, and Quan, and quotes a prosecutor's analysis that 'the admission letters were real' was precisely what made this scam most insidious. The article concludes with four anti-fraud reminders: verifying agency credentials, insisting on corporate transfers, independently tracking application information, and promptly reporting to authorities.
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* 1. Liu used genuine admission letters to build trust, then defrauded victims under the guise of fee collection.
Unlike traditional scams involving fabricated admissions, Liu first helped students obtain real admission letters through legitimate channels. After parents lowered their guard, he demanded transfers to his personal account under various pretexts such as tuition, deposits, and other fees, ultimately misappropriating the funds.
* 2. The case involved over 1 million yuan, with nearly 10 students disqualified from enrollment due to missed payment deadlines.
Liu intercepted official payment notifications, preventing students from paying tuition on time and ultimately leading to termination of their enrollment. Affected students included those applying for international high schools programs and overseas study.
* 3. Prosecutors reminded parents to pay through official corporate accounts and maintain control over their applications.
All fees should be transferred directly to school-designated accounts, with personal transfers refused. Parents should also proactively understand official admission procedures and deadlines, avoiding complete reliance on agencies.
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人民网 2026-07-04 19:20 北京
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“认识名校校长，有内部渠道。”“学费、住宿费都帮您代缴了！”……一家留学中介看似贴心的“一条龙服务”，却让近10名学生遭遇入学困境，部分学生因未及时缴纳学费被取消入学资格，终止入学。
近日，浙江省温州市鹿城区人民检察院以涉嫌诈骗罪依法对该机构负责人刘某批准逮捕。
2025年9月，家住温州的李女士正为孩子升入国际高中发愁。经朋友介绍，她认识了某留学咨询服务公司负责人刘某。交谈中，刘某拍着胸脯保证，自己认识上海某国际高中校长，只要缴8万元“渠道费”，就能安排孩子就读。见刘某说得信誓旦旦，急于给孩子找个好出路的李女士当即转账。同年11月，孩子收到该校的录取通知书，这让李女士对刘某的“能力”深信不疑。
然而，随后的两个月里，刘某多次以“帮忙代缴学费”“特殊渠道入学需缴纳保证金”“代缴宿舍费”等名义，不断催促李女士转账。出于信任，李女士陆续向其提供的个人账户转账29万余元。2026年1月，孩子突然反映无法登录学校内部系统，联系校方得知，孩子的学费缴纳早已过了最晚期限，已经被终止入学。
慌了神的李女士立即找刘某对质，没想到对方竟伪造了一张与“校长”的聊天记录截图搪塞。直到李女士亲自找到校长核实，才发现所谓的“保证金”“帮忙代缴”全是子虚乌有，而刘某到此才承认自己挪用了资金。
2026年5月6日，多次催促刘某还款无果，李女士向公安机关报案。
到案后，刘某交代，其公司经营不善早已负债累累，为了填补资金缺口，他便动起了挪用客户钱款的念头。经公安机关初步查明，2025年10月至2026年5月间，刘某凭借留学中介服务行业的信息差，以代办国际高中入学、出国留学、国际转学等为由，先后诈骗李女士、颜同学、全同学等人，涉案金额达100余万元。
其中，颜同学委托刘某办理海外留学事宜，在收到学校正规录取通知书后，刘某谎称可代为缴纳语言班课程费、留位费、签证费及学费等，诱骗颜同学转账20万余元。实际上，这笔钱款并未进入学校账户，而是被刘某私自挪用。最终，颜同学因错过官方缴费时限，无奈失去了入学资格。而全同学在报案中表示，其向海外某大学核实后发现，刘某虚构了保证金等多项缴费内容。
“被害人确实收到了录取通知书，这恰恰是这个骗局最狡猾的地方。”承办检察官指出，与传统诈骗中虚构入学事实不同，此类案件中的犯罪嫌疑人往往具备一定的行业资源或信息差，他们先是通过合法途径帮助学生完成真实入学，以此建立信任。一旦家长放松警惕，嫌疑人便以“代缴”“疏通”等名义持续敛财，甚至故意截留官方缴费通知，导致学生因欠费而面临退学风险。
目前，该案正在进一步审理中。
检察官提醒：警惕欺诈陷阱
随着高考、中考落下帷幕，就读国际高中或出国留学成了不少家庭的选择，各类留学中介也迎来咨询的高峰期。检察官提醒广大家长和学生，在选择留学服务时务必保持理性，警惕欺诈陷阱：
一是严查资质，拒绝“黑中介”。选择留学中介机构时，要查验其营业执照及经营范围，确认是否具备相关资质，切勿轻信无资质的“个人顾问”或“工作室”。
二是钱款往来，坚持“对公转账”。正规的留学申请费用、学费、住宿费等，均应通过学校官方指定的对公账户缴纳。凡是要求转入个人账户，或以“代缴”“避税”为名诱导私下转账的，极有可能是诈骗。
三是信息自主，掌握申请主动权。家长和学生在委托中介的同时，应主动了解目标院校的官方招生政策、申请流程及截止日期。所有申请材料、录取通知及缴费凭证应由本人亲自核对确认，避免陷入“钱学两空”的困境。
四是留存证据，及时报警维权。一旦发现中介存在失联、推诿或疑似诈骗行为，应立即停止转账，保存好合同、转账记录、聊天记录等证据，并及时向公安机关报案。 责编｜赵雯 编辑｜行家玮
来源｜人民网微信 ID：people_rmw 综合 鹿城区人民检察院、浙江公安 阅读原文
Key Quotes
> The victims did indeed receive admission letters, and this was precisely the most insidious aspect of this scam.
> Any request to transfer to a personal account, or inducement to transfer privately under the guise of 'proxy payment' or 'tax avoidance,' is highly likely to be fraud.
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