Absorbing funds from relatives, friends or units from specific targets without publicizing it to the public does not constitute illegal absorption or disguised absorption of public deposits.
2. Illegal fund-raising by fraudulent means and any of the following circumstances may be deemed as “illegal possession for the purpose”: (1) The fund-raising is not used for production and business activities, or the fund-raising scale is obviously inconsistent with the scale of the fund-raising. Disproportionate, making it impossible to return the funds raised; (2) squandering the funds raised so that the funds cannot be returned; (3) escaping with the funds; (4) using the funds raised for illegal and criminal activities; (5) evading , transfer funds, conceal property, and evade the return of funds; (6) conceal or destroy accounts, or engage in fake bankruptcy or bankruptcy to avoid withdrawing funds; (7) refuse to explain the whereabouts of funds and evade the return of funds; 8) can be deemed illegal Other circumstances for the purpose of possession.
3. Your statement is very vague, and you need to look at the specific criminal circumstances and behaviors.