5 Signs You're Being Scammed

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In this video we discuss the 5 signs to look out for and show you how avoid being scammed online. As more people struggle to keep up with the rising cost of living, pyramid and ponzi schemes are on the rise ready to take advantage of people's desperation.
Scammers are already taking advantage of innocent people who are trying to find ways to make quick money in order to survive. You need to know how these scams operate if you want to avoid being a victim of a scam and potentially losing your hard earned money.
Watch this video to the end and share it with those you care about as this information could save them from financial ruin.
Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:11 - Financial Strain
01:34 - Ponzi schemes
02:20 - #1 Scam sign
03:06 - #2 Scam sign
03:49 - #3 Scam sign
04:52 - #4 Scam sign
06:00 - #5 Scam sign
07:26 - Conclusion
07:42 - Outro
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Пікірлер: 5

@thefinancialmetaverse Жыл бұрын

What kind of scams have you fallen victim to? Which scams have you identified being promoted around social media of late? Please share below as this may help others.

@codycast Жыл бұрын

No office dude but #1 would be someone with your same accent calling out of the blue

@thefinancialmetaverse Жыл бұрын

Yeh, that's definitely a tell-tale sign 😆

@chukwuuhanna6024 Жыл бұрын

To protect our families and friends we have to spread the word and inform them on the signs early. Are we allowed to report those for their misleading advertisements to the FSCA or other relevant bodies ?

@thefinancialmetaverse Жыл бұрын

Yes Chukwu, you can report individuals or companies promoting potentially fraudulent investment schemes to the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) in South Africa. To report such activities, you can take the following steps: Gather information: Collect as much information as possible about the individuals or companies involved, such as their names, contact details, website addresses, and any supporting documentation or evidence you may have. Contact the FSCA: You can reach out to the FSCA through their official channels. Visit their website or call their helpline to obtain the necessary contact information. Be prepared to provide them with all the details you have gathered. Report the fraudulent activity: Explain the situation and provide a clear and detailed description of the fraudulent investment scheme. Include any evidence or supporting documentation you may have, such as emails, brochures, or advertisements. Follow their guidance: The FSCA will guide you on the appropriate steps to take. They may request additional information or evidence to assist in their investigation. It's important to cooperate fully with their instructions. Maintain records: Keep copies of all correspondence and documentation related to your report. This will be helpful for reference purposes and may be required if you need to provide further information in the future. Remember, reporting fraudulent activities helps protect others from potential harm and assists the regulatory authorities in taking appropriate action.