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1. For PPP projects that lack approval documents, feasibility studies, or inclusion in the PPP database, 99% of them are scams; 2. If there is no information or no list of drawings, and you’re asked to prepare a budget first before signing a contract, it’s 99% a scam ; 3. Requiring a penalty fee and deposit before even entering the site, with no advance payment – 99% of these are scams ; 4. The office is located on the construction site; there are various permits and documents required. When dealing with subcontractors and material suppliers, various deposits and guarantees are demanded – 99% of these cases are scams ; 5. If the introducer has no employer or position and claims to know the top leader, 99% of the time it’s a scam ; 6. For projects subcontracted by central state-owned enterprises, if information about them cannot be found on the official websites of those enterprises, 99% of the time it is a scam ; 7. Only teams from other places are accepted; local teams are not. 99% of them are scams ; 8. If you sign a contract, they demand a commission – 99% of the time it’s a scam, as there are countless reasons to avoid starting work after signing the contract ;
With your list, it seems that these are not projects carried out by scammers; therefore they must account for only 1% of all projects. :lol:lol
There is also a final settlement based on the audit price, which must be lower than the contract price:@