No positive aspects

While using the app, I unexpectedly discovered that a young person in their early twenties was pretending to be wealthy. They claimed to be a trainee with the Kanglin Group and immediately pressured me to meet them, even scheduling it for 9:30 p.m., making the excuse that many people had invited them for interviews.

Is there really a legitimate company that uses a dating app to deceive people emotionally and then trick young people just entering society into working for its group? This is ridiculous.

Moreover, earlier on,

they absolutely refused to say the group’s name and insisted that they could only introduce it when I arrived in person. If it were not for some excuses involving concerns my family might have, I fear I would have been subjected to high-pressure sales as soon as I went in!

I urge everyone to be as careful as possible with this company. At first, they use these fake wealthy young people (their Instagram is full of boastful posts and exaggerated photos, etc.) to tell you that they turned their lives around after joining the company, and then invite you to a rented luxury apartment building (such as Farglory The One, etc.). They also deliberately make it sound as though everyone is supposed to join. Please take note and remind your friends around you—do not fall for it.