A scam is a fraudulent scheme or deception designed to con individuals or organizations out of their money or personal information. Scammers use various tactics to manipulate victims, often presenting false promises or misleading information to instill trust. Common examples of scams include Ponzi schemes, phishing attacks, lottery fraud, and advance-fee scams. The intent behind a scam is to achieve financial gain through dishonest means, leaving the victim at a loss. Scams can occur in various contexts, including online, over the phone, or in person, and they often exploit human emotions such as fear, greed, or sympathy.
An illicit network at the Thailand-Myanmar border has been exposed, revealing a case involving a Japanese teenager caught in human trafficking. Thai authorities, with the help of international cooperation, rescued…