Those with a keen sense of smell in the investment field, even if they only know a little "insider information", can layout the market in advance and seize the opportunity. Therefore, many investors are particularly fond of insider information. At the same time, fraudsters are another type of sensitive person - they are good at capturing investors' psychology, so they use "insider information" to lure investors.
Nasdaq, which is an electronic securities trading institution in the United States and one of the world's largest stock markets, has been heard by people who believe in trading stocks or not. But such a well-known institution was even impersonated. The bait thrown by the fraudster is "insider information".
The daily income of "seeing is believing" is tens of thousands
The victim claimed to have encountered a Nasdaq pig killing dish. He and the fraudster met online, and the other party gave her an investment website based on insider information about investing in crude oil. The fraudster claims to have millions of funds on 'Nasdaq' and earns tens of thousands of dollars per day. In order to make the victim's "seeing is believing", the fraudster specifically asked the victim to help log in to his "Nasdaq" account and asked the victim to act as a trading agent to help him buy up and down. This process made the victim see the fraudster's account funds and the daily profit amount, and they were quite moved. Little did they know that both account funds and profits are generated by backend manipulation, and are simply numbers.
After arousing the victim's interest, the fraudster began to encourage her to open an account, recharge, and follow orders on her own. Of course, once the funds enter this fake Nasdaq, they will never be raised again.
Novice investors should avoid entering social group recommendation platforms
People who have a slight understanding of the stock market know that 'Nasdaq' must be fake as soon as they see it. But many people, like the victims of this article, were completely ignorant of the stock market before, and entering counterfeit platforms was completely attracted by high returns. The following are all exposures from online victims:
The scammer contacted you online and pretended to be close to you, but in reality, they wanted you to invest in the Nasdaq fraud black platform and steal your assets;
Everyone should pay attention to this Nasdaq pig killing dish, which provides a black platform for Bitcoin and has been scammed by over twenty people;
Nasdaq is a scam, everyone must be careful. A stranger suddenly comes to you and says he's an investor. He chats about his own experiences and then says he's investing with his uncle, ensuring 100% profit from every transaction
The reputation of Nasdaq is well-known, and the victims who can be brought in by impersonating platforms must have been people without any stock market investment experience before. They must have been only attracted by the high returns described by the fraudsters, and in addition, the fraudsters deliberately made them "see is real". They entered the false "Nasdaq" without any verification and inquiry, and only realized that they were deceived after being unable to withdraw funds. Here, Aihuicha reminds everyone that for investment platforms recommended by social groups or platforms, they must not directly deposit funds. There are many investment channels, and it is necessary to find investment trading platforms through formal channels to ensure the safety of one's own funds.
