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For those who have been through this and suffered a loss, here is some information for anyone considering joining:

First, during the initial interview, he focuses on your potential future income, making it sound as though it will be easy to earn a substantial amount. He also casually mentions that promotional cards cost seven dollars each to print, making it seem like a very small expense, and asks you to bring clothes next time for a test shoot.

When you go back the second time, he tells you that in addition to the seven-dollar promotional fee per card, there is also a 32-dollar registered-mailing fee per card, with a minimum order of 500 cards. He then gives you several plans to choose from. Plan One only includes advertisements for online shopping photography; nothing else is included, and there may not be a case every month. Plan Two includes online shopping photography and magazines. Although it appears to provide more channels for assignments, because there are two channels, he charges double the promotional fee: (7+32)*500*2. And so on; there are four plans in total.

Once you sign the contract, even if you immediately change your mind the next day and no longer want to do it, the person who likes to call himself “Brother A” will insist that everything must proceed according to the contract. He will demand 50% of the fees, even though the materials have not yet been sent for printing and no assignments have yet been received from clients. Even if you reason with him calmly and ask whether he can reduce the charge, he will refuse to compromise. If you raise any objections, he will threaten to take you to court; if you argue with him, be careful—he may also threaten to sue you.

Anyone considering working there should think very carefully. I am someone who suffered a loss and lost money because of this.