Deception

From celebrity scams in the "original era of e-commerce" to more than ten categories of scams today, the evolutionary level of online scams has always been ahead of the cognitive level of anti-scammers. Nigerian scams, credit card scams, and business email scams are all becoming more common with the advancement of network technology. It's actually not as difficult as you think to trick someone from the world into a temple. Political figures in Albania, Indonesia, and even the United States have all become the "defeats" of scammers. Scammers of the "Pig Killing Plate" target "lonely people" who long for emotional comfort, pretending to be sincere listeners and affectionate gentlemen. They do not need to give actual material gifts or help, or even meet in person, to defraud money. The scheme set up by the "overseas medical tourism" criminal gang is more "high-end" and more "luxurious". Even if the elderly can escape medical scams, they often cannot escape pension scams, travel scams, investment scams, shopping scams... The designers of financial scams have an insight into human nature. The three typical cases of Ponzi schemes—the Charles Ponzi scheme, the Bernard Madoff scheme, and the BitConnect scheme—are by no means a simple matter of "removing one thing to pay for the other." Most people easily become jealous when they see someone around them starting to get rich, and they can't help but get involved themselves. Scams, large and small, include not only cruelty that harms others and oneself, but also arrogance that despises everything, as well as the insatiable greed in human nature. If something is too "good," it's best not to believe it.