Why do people always fall into the fraud trap?

Why do people always fall into the fraud trap?

Why do people always fall into the fraud trap? There are many forms of fraud, and many swindlers are not very clever. The main reason for being cheated is the victim himself. Let's see why people always fall into the fraud trap.

Why do people always fall into the fraud trap 1? Why is telecom fraud always hard to prevent?

First of all, with the progress of society, the ways and means of fraud have also changed, and even many high-tech fraud tools have been derived;

Secondly, everyone's anti-fraud awareness needs to be improved. Before being cheated, everyone had a lucky feeling that they had no money and would not be cheated;

Finally, there is the psychology of being greedy for petty gain. According to the survey, many people are cheated because they are greedy for petty gains and think that low investment will lead to high returns, so they fall into the trap of swindlers.

What is the reason why people are always cheated?

Will the deceived be fooled by recklessness? According to incomplete statistics, there are not a few highly educated people who have been cheated.

There is a big misunderstanding about telecommunication network fraud. It is generally believed that only those who are greedy for money will be fooled. Those who are cheated are fools. However, this is not the case. In the early days, telecommunication network fraud really took advantage of people's greed to commit crimes.

At present, the police divide telecommunication network fraud into more than 40 categories and 100 subcategories from the perspective of investigation. These kinds of fraudulent means make use of different people's psychology, which can be roughly divided into greed, fear, panic, lack and kindness. I got caught if I wasn't careful.

Among the victims of these strokes, there are many highly educated people. Therefore, we should pay attention to telecommunication network fraud. No matter how rich our friends think their social experience is, whether they think they have high IQ and high education, if they don't know some preventive information in time, they will easily become the next victims.

Many telecom frauds have the nature of * *, that is, the cheated personal information is leaked. Liars can report your name and some personal information as soon as they come up, so the disclosure of personal information is the root of telecom fraud! We should pay attention to our personal information and don't fill in personal information at will. After personal protection, we should call on the state to crack down on gangs and profit-making groups that resell personal information while cracking down on telecom fraud!

In addition, swindlers often use the opportunity that we are not easy to distinguish right from wrong in panic to induce us. Therefore, in the face of unknown information and phone calls, we must remain calm and find out the ins and outs. If you can't tell the truth from the false, you should also ask your family or friends for help in time.

Why do people always fall into the scam trap 2? Every victim of a scam is the result of greed and self-devouring.

Looking at all the scams, we can see an obvious phenomenon, that is, the victims go for the benefit. Of course, we can prove this by saying "Every man for himself, the devil takes the hindmost", because few people still remember that the original intention of this sentence is "If a man does not cultivate himself, the devil takes the hindmost".

Greed is an eternal topic of human nature. From the Bible, Eve greedily swallowed apples and was driven out of the Garden of Eden, until Emperor Yang Di launched wars frequently because of greed, which led to the collapse of the Sui Dynasty ... Greed caused many tragedies, but human beings did not seem to learn enough from it.

Desire is the source of continuous innovation and progress of mankind, and greed is the original sin of mankind. Because all substances will go bad if they are overdone. There is nothing wrong with trying to make money, but when the desire to make money turns into greed, danger arises.

Marx once said, "If there is a profit of 100%, capitalists will take risks;" If there are 200% profits, capitalists will despise the law; If there is 300% profit, then capitalists will trample on everything in the world! " The same applies to victims and swindlers who want to gain benefits through shortcuts. One who breaks the law and the other who suffers losses are all paying for their own greed.

The seemingly retarded routine is actually screening "target customers"

People who are outside the scam often think that the liar's scam is too obvious, so they can't figure out why someone will be fooled.

This is actually a liar's routine. The net of the scam is wide. When you think this scam is too obvious, you have been screened out by scammers, and scammers will not spend more time and energy on you. And those who can't see this scam routine are the "target customers" of scammers. Although they may have failed thousands of times before finding the victims, as long as they successfully find people who believe in them and spend time on them, scammers often gain a lot.

For these gullible people, these scams are very advanced.

Even in the face of fraud, people with high IQ or rich social experience are not easy to avoid. All kinds of scams are aimed at our different blind spots, so we can often see that people from all walks of life and all ages will be cheated. Therefore, it is not a simple matter to avoid being cheated.

Actor-observer effect makes smart people mistaken by smart people.

There is an actor-observer effect in psychology: we tend to attribute other people's behavior to relatively stable personality factors, while we tend to attribute our own behavior to external factors.

In other words, when someone is cheated, we often laugh at him and think that he is stupid, so he is cheated, but we feel good about ourselves and feel that we will not be cheated. The reason for this phenomenon is that on the one hand, one's own behavior is different from others' prominence, and the perceptual effect is also different; On the other hand, it may be that the information obtained by the actor and the observer is different, and the actor knows his emotional experience of the event, so the actor often attributes his behavior to temporary reasons that some observers know nothing about.

This natural attribution can easily lead us to be careless in the face of danger, because we feel that we are too smart to be deceived and complacent, thus relaxing our vigilance. Even if we are really caught, we are used to finding evidence to blame the mistakes on others and shielding the unfavorable statements.

We all know that "there is no free pie in the world", but driven by greed, it is easy for people to ignore the lessons of the past and give up rational logic, common sense and skepticism.

Therefore, falling into the trap, the liar is hateful, but it is the source of everything. Deceptions are repeated again and again, not because of how clever the liar is, but because we are captured by our own weaknesses.

Why do people always fall into the fraud trap? What are the reasons for fraud?

Although there are various forms of fraud, there are some similar characteristics. Grasping these characteristics and taking precautions, it is possible to avoid going astray and falling into a trap.

What's more, many scammers are not very smart, and the main reason for being cheated is the victim himself. Generally speaking, the victims have some bad or naive psychological consciousness, which is the key to the easy success of fraudsters. Under normal circumstances, the following kinds of bad psychological consciousness are easy to be used by fraudsters:

(1) vanity;

(2) Innocence, indifference and pity;

(3) the psychology of taking advantage of small things;

(4) rashness, credulity, paralysis and lack of sense of responsibility;

(5) Love leisure and hate work, daydreaming;

(6) Greedy consciousness of beauty;

(7) Psychological qualities such as being susceptible to hints and temptations.

Take students as an example

1, simple thinking and poor resolution.

Many students from primary school, middle school to university have the experience of "ten years of cold window", have little contact with society, have simple thinking, lack the proper ability to distinguish some people or things, and even lack the habit of asking questions. The analysis of things often stays on the surface, or does not analyze at all, which gives fraudsters an opportunity.

2, emotional, negligent prevention

Helping people in trouble is a fine tradition of our country, which deserves our inheritance and development. But it is very dangerous to "help" a stranger or a short acquaintance without thinking. However, it is a pity that many of our college students, with this naive and analytical sympathy and pity, are often deceived by their sweet words when they meet those "victims" who claim to be desperate and in urgent need of help, and then "generously donate", thinking that they have done a good thing, but they don't know that they have fallen into the trap set by the swindlers.

3, VIP, sloppy

Everyone will inevitably ask for help from others, but the key is to understand each other's personality and identity. When some students need help from others, they are often impatient, completely relaxed, and always obedient to each other's requirements, so they "voluntarily and consciously" meet each other's requirements and make a big mistake.

4. Be greedy and quick for quick success.

Greed is the victim's greatest psychological weakness. The reason why many fraudsters cheat repeatedly is to take advantage of people's bad mentality to a great extent. Victims are often deeply attracted by the "benefits" and "benefits" provided by fraudsters. They think that they can get the maximum profit and benefit at the lowest cost. When they see the "benefits", they are eager to get them. They don't think deeply and analyze what fraudsters do, and they don't do in-depth investigation and research. In the end, they all ended in a sad end.