1. Collect evidence: collect any evidence that can prove the fraud of the other party, including communication records, contracts or agreements, payment evidence, etc. This will help you prove your situation and protect your rights and interests.
2. Stop all actions: Before quitting, make sure to stop any further communication or action with the other party. Don't provide more personal information or participate in further activities.
3. Contact relevant departments: report fraud to relevant departments, such as local police, consumer protection organizations or online fraud reporting centers. Provide all the collected evidence and follow their instructions.
4. Cancel the contract or application: If you have submitted any application or signed a contract, please contact the other party as soon as possible and inform you of the decision to cancel the cooperation. Understand the withdrawal steps and procedures that can be taken according to laws, regulations or contract terms.
5. Protect personal information: ensure that your personal information is no longer abused by the other party. Consider changing passwords, limiting the visibility of information on social media, or notifying banks and credit card companies to prevent unauthorized access.
6. Seek legal help: If the amount involved is large or other legal issues are involved, you may need to seek legal help. Please consult a lawyer to know your rights and interests and the legal actions you can take.
In this process, remember to stay calm and take action as soon as possible. It is necessary to deal with fraud-related cases in time to reduce possible losses.