Will video fraud really come out?

To put it simply, video fraud means that a liar obtains your private video through various means, and then threatens you to transfer money to him or has other requirements with the video. Because many people are afraid that their videos will be released, they will transfer money. This is a tried-and-true means for swindlers to take advantage of the victim's fear of calling the police.

1. Video fraud doesn't transfer money, and the other party won't actually send a video, because if the liar sends a video, it will definitely attract everyone's attention. Therefore, if the liar deceives people in this way in the future, it's hard to tell the truth, because everyone knows that this is a scam, and when they hear something similar, they will directly choose to hang up and then ignore any statement made by the liar.

In addition, the reason why swindlers say such things is actually to let everyone make money faster. Maybe many people will compromise because they are afraid of video leakage, and then transfer money to scammers again and again. Then the liar will use this video as a bargaining chip to blackmail the victim, so the liar will not leak the video for this reason, so you don't have to worry, the liar will not be stupid enough to cut his back.

Secondly, if the liar leaks the video, then the liar really breaks the law, and the victim can really punish them with legal weapons. If they can't achieve their goals, it's not illegal. Once they are stupid enough to leak the video, it is really illegal, so don't be afraid of the liar's statement, just use our fear to blackmail us.

Then we should choose to hang up the phone directly when we meet the fraud of a liar. If we keep chatting with scammers, we may really get ourselves into the scam set by scammers step by step.