At the last post, we asked a good question:
"However, as we discussed on this thread before, a common thread among experienced fraudsters is to get a person "hooked" by making certain that small investors will get good returns so as to entice these small investors to invest more. This is an old trick. The real question, therefore, is how to avoid this kind of scam?"
One way to avoid this kind of scam is to be on the alert when a person who recommended the investment says something to the effect, "OK, I have proven myself to you with this small investment, now I have a REAL one for you!" This kind of sudden notice that you can now earn a great deal of money despite the first investment making moderate returns should be a warning sign that something is amiss.
"However, as we discussed on this thread before, a common thread among experienced fraudsters is to get a person "hooked" by making certain that small investors will get good returns so as to entice these small investors to invest more. This is an old trick. The real question, therefore, is how to avoid this kind of scam?"
One way to avoid this kind of scam is to be on the alert when a person who recommended the investment says something to the effect, "OK, I have proven myself to you with this small investment, now I have a REAL one for you!" This kind of sudden notice that you can now earn a great deal of money despite the first investment making moderate returns should be a warning sign that something is amiss.
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