First, fraudulently obtain and exchange passenger tickets in the name of checking tickets.
Second, pretend that you have acquaintances who can buy tickets inside the railway and defraud passengers of their tickets.
Third, some ticket sellers re-transfer signatures of transit signature tickets that have arrived at the station and have not yet expired. Most of these tickets are older and have been cut.
Fourth, the date, fare, arrival station, seat type should be changed to make short-distance to long-distance, invalid tickets become valid tickets, low fares into high-fare tickets.
Fifth, with the help of buying tickets as a bait, forcibly pulling passengers to stay in hotels, charging so-called booking fees; some also pretend to be high-priced tickets with low-priced tickets, and long-distance tickets with short-distance tickets.
Sixth, lied that the station's box office was not sold due to decoration and rectification, and took the opportunity to sell tickets to passengers at a high price.
Seventh, some people pretend to be ticket buyers and are close to passengers. They are called "hometown". After gaining the trust of passengers, they cheat passengers' tickets and other property by helping them buy tickets and take care of luggage.
Eighth, taking advantage of the passenger's fear of causing trouble and being physically weak, and acting in partnership to forcibly sell tickets to passengers or swindle outside to commit fraud or even rob money.
Ninth, when a few regular ticket sales outlets sell tickets, they illegally add so-called service fees in the name of booking fees and so on.
Tenth, under the guise of pregnant women, breastfeeding women, or those with limited mobility, a fraudulent technique of temporary refunds is used to sell fake tickets.
Eleventh, take a nap for passengers to steal valuables carried by passengers.
Twelfth, pretend to be helpful and "watch over" passenger luggage items.
Thirteenth, posing as an enthusiastic person, naughty, set out the passenger's home address or telephone, and cheat the family.
Fourteenth, set up bait (such as dropping a bag), put money and things on the road you go through, and divide the money and things together into frauds from travelers.
Fifteenth, in crowded places, fish in troubled waters and steal passengers' belongings.
Sixteenth, fake military passengers chat with real military men, gain trust, and wait for opportunities to steal property.
Seventeenth, impersonating railway employees to bring passengers into the station and get on the bus, defrauding or snatching money from them.
Eighteenth, gain the trust of passengers as a fellow or a staff member, and take off-transit passengers into a black hotel or snatch money.
Nineteenth, using fake mobile phones for real mobile phones to defraud passengers' money.
Twenty, falsely claim that there is a way to help refund the fraud.