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　　Chinese police dismantled the "Global Substitute Examinee Group," a fraud syndicate that had posted 1.4 million pieces of false information online and swindled nearly 1,000 examinees in 19 provinces.

　　The Haidian District People's Court of Beijing sentenced Wang, a key member of the group, to 42 months imprisonment for fraud April 21.

　　The "Global Substitute Examinee Group" took out internet ads promoting "student loan, enrollment, substitute examinees, answers, and certificates," professing high-grade substitute examinee services for TOFEL, IELTS, GRE, GMAT, CET, Graduate Entrance Examinations and other tests.

　　The group was broken up in Jan. 2005. By then, the group had earned 1.7 million yuan in illegal profits from over 990 students in more than 200 Chinese cities and 19 provinces. High officials of the central government have paid close attention to the case, and the Ministry of Public Security established a special investigation group to solve the case.

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