Con

Promising fake, low-risk, high-reward investment opportunities.

Check the company's official website directly rather than relying on the contact information provided by the person reaching out.

Be suspicious of unexpected phone calls, emails, or texts claiming you owe money or have won a prize. which are hard to track.

Investigate the person, company, or organization thoroughly before providing any information or money.

Fake emails/texts pretending to be legitimate companies to steal personal information. Investigate the person

They often force you to act immediately, hoping you won't take time to think or check the facts. 2. Red Flags and How to Spot a Con Artist

The "confidence" part means they focus on making you trust them before asking for anything. which are hard to track.

Scammers often ask you to pay via wire transfers, gift cards, or cryptocurrency, which are hard to track.