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Fraud Secrets: A Backstage Tour You're in for a surprise. How scammers chose their victims.
Why so few scammers go to jail How con artists set up their victims: The 10 steps con artists use to get your money. What a con artist won't tell you: Questions you can ask a scammer that will make him run from you. What a con artist will tell you 14 excuses a scammer will give you for not returning your money The line between a scam and poor business ethics can be hard to determine. |
Go on a backstage tour to learn the true fraud secrets of financial scams - the plots, plans, and scripts swindlers use to separate you from your money
The function of a scam is always to sway present action toward future hopes.
Basis for the Script: All con artists know that anyone, and I do mean anyone, can be a victim. This is especially true if the target is convinced that he or she is too smart to be conned and that only other people get swindled. Truth be known, the thought of being swindled doesn't really even enter most people's heads. But you see, con artists count on that very thing: your deep down willingness to believe what you hear, your desire to trust. Humans have an intense need to believe in magic and this affects the confidence artist's every move. Therefore, every fraud is a carefully choreographed play, complete with the magic of smoke and mirrors, illusion, misdirection, drama, intrigue, and sleight of mind. The only one without a copy of the script is you - The Victim.
Cast of Characters
The Insideman Appearing as "The Golden Opportunity" The Middleman Appearing as the friend of the "Golden Opportunity" The Target Played by you, The Victim The Extras Other con artists who can adapt to any part that is required to give a solid appearance to the play Written by the Insideman Produced by the Insideman Directed by the Insideman Let's take a look at The Insideman, the one who is literally running the show ...
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