You Can Be Secure From Being Deceived By A Scammer
Learn to identify a potential scam attempt and deal with the situation without losing money.
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Become Wise to the Scam is an online, video-based course providing the necessary knowledge and a written procedure to follow to recognize a potential scam attempt and navigate through the situation without losing hard-earned money.
Yes, show me how Become Wise to the Scam helps me take control from the ScammerPeople are more worried than ever about scams.
In fact, according to their 2023 Scam Risk Report, the Better Business Bureau reports that for people aged 18 - 44, stress and anxiety is the number one emotional impact of being targeted by a scammer. For people over 45, the number one emotional impact is anger.
The Threat Is Real
Scam Statistics Are Growing Year Over Year.
The FBI Internet Crime Complaint Centre reports that in 2022, they received reports of losses totalling $10.3 Billion. It is estimated that less than 10% of scam losses are actually reported, so any scam statistic you read is significantly understated.
The Consequences Go Far Beyond Losing Money
Scam victims experience a range of emotional impacts from being deceived. Anxiety, loss of trust in others, loss of trust in yourself and depression are some of the effects of being misled into a scam. A Better Business Bureau study found a Romance Scam victim support group that reported every single victim using their service had contemplated suicide after realizing they were scammed.
The Threat Is Real
Scammers have been successful in convincing their target to empty their savings, take out loans, even maximize their credit card debt through cash advances. Some Romance Scam victims cannot remove themselves from the situation. Once all the money is gone, there are cases where the victim becomes a willing money mule for the scammer. Who can afford that kind of loss? What would the emotional impact be to have your finances ruined?
The World is Different Now
What Has Happened to my Routine, Neighbourly, Secure Life?
Have you ever taken a trip to another country? In most travel cases, research is required about your destination to keep safe throughout your trip.
🦉 What are the do's and don'ts about how to act?
🦉 How can I safely travel around?
🦉 What is crime like?
We know that tourists are favourite targets for criminals. We know we should not flaunt any wealth or carry large sums of cash.
The point is we realize that we are travelling to another culture and local people have different values and a different sense of right, wrong and fairness. We know we have to adapt our behaviour so as not to invite trouble.
A Criminal Can Now Reach Us From Across The World At Any Time
Anxiety over scams has recently escalated and part of the reason is that we cannot hide from a scammer, no matter where they are. What we once thought of as our own safe, secure existence can be disturbed at a moments notice.
All of a sudden we could be contacted by someone from another culture, who plays by different rules than we do. Instead of travelling to a destination where we need to learn how to stay safe, we must now learn how to take care at home.
Our world has become something we are not used to.
The Tools Are Different
Technology Including Artificial Intelligence Software Is Quickly Changing The Game
Scammers have access to technology allowing them to:
🥷🏿 Cheaply print fraudulent financial documents, including cheques, certified cheques and bank drafts
🥷🏿 Create functioning websites that look like legitimate stores or investment houses
🥷🏿 Hijack a telephone line
And the threat has taken a significant jump with the advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Software.
Scammers use AI Software to:
🥷🏿 Create fraudulent scenarios that seem realistic to potential victims
🥷🏿 Create audio and video files to look and sound like people familiar to us
Financial Institutions and Police Services are Trying, but They Can't Seem to Keep Up With the Ever Changing Scam World
Banks and other financial institutions have some protections in place to hinder scammers, however they are only willing to go so far to protect their customers. They don't want to spend money on features where they don't feel they are responsible for the losses. Even if they are convinced a new set of protections is necessary, their corporate structure is slow moving and in the meantime, people are still becoming victims.
Police services are hampered by the fact that scams are typically international in scope. Cooperation between global jurisdictions is necessary, and it is difficult to convince foreign police to budget for a problem across the world. Scamming has become so lucrative, organized crime is able and willing to use cutting edge technology and slick, sophisticated methods to deceive their target. Police are having a hard time keeping up with the ever changing scam world.
It's Up to You
Unfortunately, the fact is it is up to each of us to become as immune to scam attempts as possible. We must take the action to protect ourselves and our loved ones against the increasing threat of scams.
NICE TO MEET YOU - Read My Story Below or Watch It On Video
Hi, I'm Doug Carey
I am pleased to offer a course that teaches how to identify scam attempts and navigate your way through the hazard without losing your hard earned money.
I became involved in a scam several years ago when I was shopping online for a high value product. I came across an advertisement that offered exactly what I was looking for at a great price. I became leery however, when I found out the item was far away so I could not view it, and the seller wanted the payment via wire transfer. I was fortunate to be able to contact a scam expert from my local Anti-Fraud Service who informed me this was definitely a scam.
Unfortunately, a scam expert will not likely be immediately available during a time of need. I have tried to talk to my Anti-Fraud Service several times since and have been unable to talk to anyone due to the volume of calls they were receiving. And in fact, their mandate is to inform the public of scam details, not to be available as an expert service when needed. When a scammer is trying to deceive you to steal your money, you will likely be without expert help. You will need to figure things out for yourself.
An idea came to me on how to help people fend for themselves when I read a study that defined a scam attempt as provoking and committing an error in judgement - essentially a deception leading to a thinking mistake.
I spent my working career in the Nuclear Power industry, a field where human error is not tolerated. In fact, the Nuclear Power industry has been on the leading edge of human error reduction for years. Half of my working life was involved in the training section, designing and developing courses to present to nuclear professionals that incorporate human error reduction methods.
Taking advantage of my background in training course development and human error reduction, I created the Become Wise to the Scam course. This training provides the knowledge and methods necessary to recognize a scam attempt, confirm whether or not the situation is fraudulent and steer away from the harm intended by the scammer.
Again, I’m excited to offer Become Wise to the Scam, a course that takes advantage of years of industry research into error reduction to keep us safe from losing money to a scammer.
INTRODUCING
Become Wise to the Scam
Protect Yourself And Your Loved Ones. Take Control Of The Threat Scammers Have Become
This video-based online course teaches you everything you need to know to evade being deceived by someone who is out to steal your money. Our world has changed, but you can:
- Regain a sense of control over the threat.
- Reclaim the confidence you are entitled to living in your own home.
- Protect yourself and your loved ones from the financial and emotional devastation that can result from an encounter with a scammer.
Enough is Enough. I want to see what Become Wise to the Scam can give me.
Who Is Become Wise to the Scam For?
Scammers target specific groups of people for different scams.
Ex-military...
are targeted by scammers with various fake products and services with 'special pricing' for vets.
Teens...
are targeted by scammers for various fake services through their unconcerned, easygoing use of social media.
Taxpayers...
are targeted by scammers at tax time in an attempt to steal personal information.
Online Shoppers...
are targeted with non-existent or poor quality products.
Didn't see what you expected?
You may have expected to see the elderly included in this list. The elderly are targeted by scammers for various scams, however the fact is there are many more groups targeted than I can list here. The truth is that nobody is free and clear of being targeted by scammers in one way or another.
The Most Comprehensive Scam Training Available
Become Wise to the Scam
Statistics regarding scams and fraud prove the same old advice just isn’t working.
Take Control. Become Wise to the Scam Incorporates Industry Leading Training Research.
- Leading Industry sectors use Human Performance to minimize costly mistakes. You can benefit from these cutting edge training techniques.
- Utilizing Human Performance tools creates an effective process anyone can follow.
Become Wise to the Scam Will Change With the Times
- Scammers are constantly upgrading their tactics, using the latest technology and new fraudulent scenarios.
- Course Improvements will be made to keep up to date with the latest techniques.
- Become Wise to the Scam is a lifetime access online course including all of the newest information.
Is There a Guarantee?
- We get it. It's ironic, but reading about this course gets your mind on scams. So naturally, we've had lots of feedback about people thinking - "Is this a scam?".
- Transparency is important to us. You can see the credentials Doug has in course creation. We also show how Doug is uniquely able to incorporate Human Performance principles into Become Wise to the Scam.
- We offer a 30 day, no questions asked money back guarantee you will be satisfied that Become Wise to the Scam provides you the security you expect against scammers.
And For Your Security, Here's Some Free Advice Regarding Online Shopping
There are several ways to transfer money online. Some are safe in terms of getting your money back in a fraud, some are not safe. The safest way to guard against fraud online is to pay with your credit card. Credit card providers have the best fraud protection service of all financial institutions or services. We do not ask for electronic money transfers of any kind. Use your credit card to gain the best security you can against fraud. Become Wise to the Scam secures your family's tomorrow against the devastation scammers are out for.
Testimonials
Since Become Wise to the Scam was just launched, customers have not had a chance to experience the Become Wise to the Scam freedom. This course was reviewed by training professionals, however, and this is what they had to say:
Judy Allain
Very well researched and presented in a clear, straightforward manner. This course clearly explains how scammers take advantage and the steps we need to take to protect ourselves from becoming a victim. Everyone would benefit from enrolling in this course.
Greg Jensen
Some very good work here - I really learned a lot. I believe now that I was not prepared for being scammed where I thought I was before. I personally think you are doing a great service for folks.
Karen Botting
What an incredible amount of work. Your passion for educating the public is very evident throughout. This course is a thoroughly researched, comprehensive guide that exposes scams and how to protect yourself from them. Thank you for creating this course. I would recommend Become Wise to the Scam to begin or augment your education about scams that are so prevalent in today's world.
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Become Wise to the Scam
Think of Become Wise to the Scam as an insurance policy.
Most of us pay several hundred dollars every year to insure our vehicles. With lifetime access to this course, for a one time payment you can ensure yourself against a scam attempt forever.
The FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center reported in 2022 the average loss per scam was more than $12,000.00.
How Much is That Security for You and Your Loved Ones Worth?
The average loss per scam of $12,000.00 is a very sobering fact. However, as stated before, the consequences of being deceived by a scammer goes far beyond the money involved.
Scam victims are affected psychologically because they feel so responsible for what happened. It doesn't help that a lot of people also blame the victim of a scam for their own problems.
The fact is, scam victims have been deceived and the fault lies with the scammer alone. Think of the concept of entrapment in a legal case. If the police act to coerce a person to commit a crime they may not have otherwise committed, the person cannot be found guilty of the crime.
However scam victims still feel anxiety, loss of faith, anger, guilt and this can lead to depression. The situation has led to people contemplating suicide.
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Become Wise to the Scam is currently valued at $349.99 CAD.
Consider the true cost of becoming a scam victim. This one time payment for lifetime access to the course and continuing upgrades represents the best insurance policy you could ever hope for against the escalating danger that scammers have become in all of our lives.
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