Yes JD.COM's video delivery, in the name of delivery, attracts victims who have no goods to open online stores, or records false large-scale screenshots or videos, falsely claiming that it is the sales volume of their own student stores, so as to induce the trust of victims and specifically cheat the victims of paid training. Is a liar, the user's own rights and interests are violated, you can take up legal weapons to safeguard their legitimate rights and interests.