Scarcity is a word that suggests there is a perceived limited supply of something and there might be an opportunity to tap into that supply, you will most probably feel an urgency to do so. Many people who would otherwise not provide a credit card or bank account number will do so if they are confronted by such a situation. One of the biggest ways fraudsters manage to scam people is to make you think that it’s now or never opportunity.
We are all constantly bombarded with information from so many directions at once. There are Emails, blogs, forums, text messages, and, of course, the ever present and ubiquitous social media on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and lots of other social networks. We see serious news and articles, jokes, memes, updates from friend feeds, business messages, spam and hidden amongst this ever present stream of data is of course, Scams as well.
On our website we will focus on some of the more common scams and we will dig deeper into how they operate, what to look out for, how to avoid them and how you can potentially get your lost funds back.
