Why are there so many typos in scam messages that others believe?

You can tell whether the text message is true or not because of the typo in it, which just shows that you are not the target of a liar.

Don't get me wrong, this is not a compliment, but a statement of facts.

Because all this happened, it was already in the liar's plan.

As we all know, the scam messages of scammers are generally sent in groups. If someone replies, they will have the opportunity to "teach students in accordance with their aptitude" and then focus on fraud.

But with the improvement of people's scientific and cultural level, many swindlers' tricks are not as effective as before. On TV, on the internet, at the dinner table ... there are stories and means to detect deception everywhere, and the business of scammers is really getting worse and worse.

Therefore, in order to avoid being caught cheating and wasting the time and energy of swindlers, they came up with a method of deliberately mixing typos in fraudulent short messages to screen the targets of fraud.

In other words, if you can recognize typos, it means that your education level is probably not low, and you are less likely to be cheated than those who can't recognize typos, and you are more likely to bring risks to scammers.

This is just like the phenomenon that many fresh graduates encounter in job hunting. Companies first value academic qualifications rather than ability.

With so many applicants every day, human resources should pick out the truly available talents from so many resumes, and of course choose the most efficient one.

People with excellent academic qualifications are generally not bad at work and study, and naturally they are more likely to become the talents needed by the company than those without such academic qualifications.

Back to our original question, the answer boils down to one sentence:

Too many people have been cheated. Liars have no time to talk to you literate people.

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It's done.

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