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An investment scam, also known as a Ponzi scheme, plays on the desire to make money fast. Scammers promise high returns with little to no risk. This is not the norm in the finance world, where risk and reward go hand in hand. These scams rely on new investors. Money from these new investors is used to pay the initial ones. It’s not a sustainable model, it's bound to collapse when new investors run out. Scammers often utilize tactics like pressure selling, time-sensitive deals, and over-the-top success stories. They make it hard to verify the legitimacy of the investment by providing limited or false information. Believable scams may have glossy brochures and professional-looking websites. These are designed to give a veneer of credibility to their operations. But don't be fooled. Legitimate investment opportunities will always provide thorough and verifiable information.