Synopsis
Fraud has always existed, but this area does not stand still either. Today, scammers actively use social networks, write personal messages to possible victims, call mobile phones and try to impersonate those who are not. The series is a useful and fascinating educational program with real cases that tell about the main fraud schemes and the stories of victims who suffered from these schemes.
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