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Refers to acts like bank and security fraud.
Violates the trust. |
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| Bright, articulate people, clever actors and pateint at waiting for the right moment to strike, work in groups |
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| "innocent-bystander" working with con artist- draws in the victims |
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| Pretend to be innocent but involved with con artists |
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| What do most con games rely on? |
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| Victim's desire to get soemthing for nothing. |
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| Best advice with regard to avoiding becoming the victim of a con game |
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| If it seems to good to be true, it almost certainly is. So no to schemes suggested by strangers. |
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| Item/$$$ used to entice victim to pay for ill-gotten goods. |
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| Defrauding, started with few people, grew it larger and larger, and then disappears. |
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| Money withdrawn from banks, stolen by involved in swindle. |
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| Phony Prize or Sweepstakes Offers- |
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| Told big money won, but must pay small amount to get it. FALSE. |
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