Three parents in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province were cheated by 900,000 for letting their children go to a prestigious school. How should parents protect their rights?

For the sake of their children's future, many parents hope that their children can study in famous schools since childhood, but it is very difficult to get into famous schools. Therefore, many lawless elements have seized the psychology of some parents who want their children to attend prestigious schools and used various lies to defraud parents. In Nanjing, Jiangsu, three parents were cheated of 900,000 yuan for trusting others.

Mr. Wang's daughter in Nanjing is about to enter primary school. Through a friend's introduction, Mr. Wang met Li, who claimed that he could send Mr. Wang's primary school to a prestigious school, but it would cost Mr. Wang 300,000 yuan to do it well, because after listening to Li's words, Mr. Wang gave Li money many times, totaling 270,000 yuan. But in the end, Mr. Wang's daughter was not qualified for admission, and Mr. Wang realized that he had been cheated. Then Mr. Wang chose to call the police.

Nanjing police quickly arrested Li. After investigation, Li defrauded the other two victims by the same means, and the total amount of fraud reached 900,000 yuan. At present, the police have helped the victim recover the money of 420,000 yuan, and Li was also criminally compulsory by the police for alleged fraud.

At present, Li has been sanctioned by law. It is believed that with the assistance of the police, the three victims will soon be able to recover all the defrauded amount. If Li is really unable to repay, the three victims can bring a lawsuit to the court and apply to the court to take compulsory measures to safeguard their legitimate rights and interests.

Many parents think that the teachers in famous schools are more abundant, and their children will certainly succeed in studying in famous schools. As a matter of fact, Bian Xiao personally thinks that this idea of parents is not entirely correct. Under the relevant policies of our country, the teachers of students in the nine-year compulsory education stage are basically the same in all schools, while in the primary school stage, schools pay more attention to the cultivation of students' comprehensive quality. There is nothing too special about the so-called prestigious schools.

In the school season, there will always be many criminals cheating under the guise of prestigious schools. I hope parents must take precautions and don't believe what others say.