Pyramid scheme scams

Pyramid schemes are a form of financial fraud. that invites investors to invest money in projects or businesses that do not actually exist Or is it just a scam to get new members to invest money? To provide returns to old members only. When the sharing circle has grown so large that it is no longer possible to find new members to invest. The sharing circle will collapse. Investors will not receive any returns. and may lose all investment

Pyramid scheme scams There are various formats as follows:

* **Inflated returns** Pyramid schemes often employ strategies of offering inflated returns to investors. To attract attention, such as returns of 100% in 1 month or 300% in 3 months, etc.

* **No need to invest anything** Some Pyramid schemes may claim that No need to invest anything. Just invite people to invest and you will receive returns.

* **Claims that the business is stable** Pyramid schemes often claim that the business is stable and growing well. Have a clear marketing plan To give investors confidence

* **Using acquaintances or close people to persuade** Pyramid schemes often use acquaintances or close people to persuade investors. In order for investors to gain trust

If you see an invitation to invest in a Pyramid scheme. should be carefully considered and understand the risks that may occur Before deciding to invest

The following are warning signs that you may be a victim of pyramid schemes.

* **Rewards are too high**

* **No need to invest anything**

* **claims that the business is stable**

* **Use acquaintances or close friends to persuade**

If you see these warning signs Such investments should be avoided. and report clues to relevant agencies such as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) or the Department of Special Investigation (DSI).

You can also check information about the business or project you want to invest in at the website of the SEC or DSI to make an informed decision before investing.