The villain tricked me into falling in love

Answer 1

If you felt that the villain was tricking you into falling in love, you might have fallen into a love scam. Love scams usually had some common tricks:
1. ** Seeking targets **: Scammers usually look for single people over the age of 30. People in this age group generally have a financial foundation. Being single leads to a certain demand for relationships, so they are easy targets.
2. ** Gaining Trust **: After adding you as a friend, the scammer will chat with you frequently, show you great care, and confirm your relationship with you, so that you can trust him more.
3. ** Encouragement of investments **: When the relationship is stable, the scammers will start to encourage you to invest in their self-made platform, such as buying stocks, doing missions, etc. Most people would try to invest a small amount of money, and scammers would make a small profit through backstage operations.
4. ** Large investment **: When you taste the sweetness, the scammer will claim that he has mastered the rules of the stock APP or that he needs to do a larger amount of tasks in order to further develop his relationship. As long as you follow him (her) investment, you will make a profit. At this time, you might be convinced and invest a lot into the platform.
5. ** Unable to withdraw cash **: When the victim has invested a large amount of money and sees that the amount of money on the platform has not increased, he will realize that he cannot withdraw the amount of money when he is ready to withdraw it. (Or, after the victim recharges the account, he can buy back with a loss, create a delay in the withdrawal of the order, modify the background data, etc., to create the illusion that the victim mistakenly thinks that the APP's "money" has been lost.)
6. [Disappearance: When you want to negotiate with the other party again, the swindler has disappeared without a trace.]

In addition, there were other methods, such as concealing your true relationship status (such as being married), making up various reasons to ask for money (such as "wanting jewelry,""holiday gifts,""daily expenses," and other reasons to ask for money), using your kindness, curiosity, or sympathy, not meeting, not answering the phone, only sending text to make up stories to ask for money, and so on. If you find such a situation, you should be vigilant and carefully identify the other party's true intentions. Without knowing the other party's true identity, you must be careful of online love scams. Don't let love go to your head, lest you hurt your money and be sad. Once you are found to be cheated, you should keep the relevant evidence and report it to the public security organ in time to avoid "losing both love and money".