1. Illegal fund-raising in the name of planting, breeding, project development, manor development and eco-environmental investment.
2. Illegal fund-raising in the name of issuing or disguised shares, bonds, lottery tickets, investment funds and other rights certificates or futures trading or pawning.
3. Illegal fund-raising by claiming shares and participating in dividends.
4. Illegal fund-raising through membership cards, membership cards, seat cards, discount cards, consumption cards, etc.
5. Illegal fund-raising by means of commodity sales and leaseback, repurchase and transfer, membership development, business joining and "quick points method".
6. Use non-governmental organizations such as "associations" and "cooperatives" or underground banks to raise funds illegally.
7. Use virtual goods such as "electronic shops" and "electronic department stores" to publicize investment and return for illegal fund-raising.
8. Illegal fund-raising refers to illegal fund-raising by fraudulent means, and the amount is relatively large, which constitutes a crime. Illegal fund-raising is not an independent crime. In practice, those who engage in illegal fund-raising activities are generally punished as the crime of illegally absorbing public deposits and the crime of fund-raising fraud according to specific circumstances.