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Dear my friends

the presence of technology makes the world look more great and fun, everyone can easily establish relations between countries, build business, politics, love and money, all are positive and all countries recognize this and allow their citizens to be involved in technological progress , maybe there are some communists who forbid their citizens to be more active like us, but I don't want to talk about them because there is nothing that benefits me and you.

even so, but we as individuals then take care of ourselves is mandatory, in an era that is completely online then usually fraud can occur anywhere and anytime, there are several groups that specialize in making money the wrong way, they want to make money by looking to deceive victims with the lure of money and other big things, usually victims will be easily trapped when fraudsters tell their victims about "income".

During 2018 to 2022 I met a lot of fraudsters on Twitter, Telegram, WhatsApp, Instagram & Facebook, they contacted me with polite and authoritative language, at first glance they looked like people who were successful in certain career fields, and there were also some people who invited me for online dating, it looks real but actually they are a bunch of scammers.

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one example of a case that I had in 2022, someone told me about an investment that wasn't real, he made everything real and hoped that I would be the next victim, oh no, I already know his moves.

>how to prove that he is a fraud, to avoid slander.

as you know, we all live in the era of "anonymity" identity is privacy, meaning that we cannot detect someone's personal data, so in this case there is nothing wrong if we play logic.

for how to use your logic, I think you can try it like this;

some time ago Robert Kyosaki had tweeted about bitcoin, but he never asked someone else to buy bitcoin on the same exchange, meaning he only mentioned bitcoin but not exchange.

while someone who contacted me on telegram asked me to invest in his site, what do you think about it? I think you have found the difference between real and fraud.

>How to avoid scammers?

the only best & easy way you can do to avoid scammers is to ignore them, if someone you don't know and contact you on social media then you can ignore them, this simple thing will save you & your money.

tell the people you care about, the most important people in your life to always protect themselves from fraudsters, so many people have been deceived in the online world, this is an important lesson for all of us to always make sure our position is okay.

thankfully so far I have never been a victim of online scams, I always ignore people I don't know, but there are also some people I respond to with joke messages.

thank you very much for visiting my blog that's a brief review on how to avoid fraud, see you in the next post.