After wearing a "work permit" and walking into a resident's home, he first made up a story, saying that cockroach bites will cause serious illness, and then sold cockroach medicine to the residents - Yiwu citizens may encounter this kind of thing in the near future trick. Yesterday, Mr. Wu, who lives in Lingyun District 1 of Yiwu, called the Xinbao News Hotline to report that he encountered a similar situation while resting at home due to illness.

At about 9 o'clock in the morning the day before yesterday, Mr. Wu was at home and heard someone knocking on the door. When he opened the door, he saw two young women standing outside. "Are there any cockroaches at home? We are from the Yiwu Cockroach and Termite Pest Control Center, and we come to your home to kill cockroaches." When Mr. Wu saw the two wearing work IDs on their chests, he let them in. After entering the door, two women said that someone had been bitten by a cockroach recently, and the consequences were serious. They were being treated in the hospital, so they were arranged to come to the door for emergency disinfection. Then, one woman took out a pen and registered Mr. Wu's name, phone number and other information in a book; another woman, after showing a brochure with pictures of cockroaches, squeezed cockroach-killing medicine into every corner. The woman in charge of registration said that these medicines cannot be wiped off casually, and it is best to carry out this disinfection measure every month. Because door-to-door service cannot always be provided, and the cost of killing cockroaches is stipulated to be borne by the residents themselves, I suggested that Mr. Wu buy some medicine. Without waiting for Mr. Wu to agree, the woman handed over an already issued "invoice". Mr. Wu discovered that it was just an ordinary receipt, and the seal on it showed that it was Yiwu Kangyuan ×× Pest Company.

"Which department are you from? Do you have relevant documents? If not, I will call the police." Mr. Wu was a little suspicious and asked casually. Unexpectedly, as soon as he finished speaking, the two women didn't even want the money, said they had other things to do, and left in a panic. Later, Mr. Wu learned that many residents in the community had received these two people. Fortunately, not many people were fooled. They usually claim to be social workers or staff at epidemic prevention stations, and their purpose is to sell cockroach killer pesticides. Recently, netizen "China Famous Enterprise Network" also posted on a forum in Yiwu about similar experiences.

The reporter learned from the Yiwu City Creation Office that Yiwu carries out the "Four Pests" campaign every year, but the drugs used are generally distributed to citizens free of charge, and it is impossible for "staff" to come to homes to detect cockroaches. Even promoting drugs. The staff of the Creation Office suggested that if citizens encounter similar things again, they can call the police immediately.