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An investment scam tricks people into giving money with the false promise of high returns. Scammers often promise guaranteed profits with little or no risk. They may claim to have insider information or exclusive opportunities. These schemes can appear very professional, using websites, documents, and even fake testimonials. Scammers use high-pressure tactics to create a sense of urgency. They often tell victims that the opportunity is limited-time only. They may also build trust by posing as legitimate financial advisors or experts. Sometimes, they use complex jargon to confuse and impress potential investors. Victims might not realize they have been scammed until it's too late. The promised returns never materialize, and the scammers disappear with the money.