Con Artistry
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| Rating | : | 4.34 (504 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B072YNMP5M |
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| Number of Pages | : | 576 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-12-18 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Then how does one defend against this art of cons? Con Artistry dives head on into the world of cons so that you can safely navigate these treacherous waters without falling prey to them. Scammers and con artists seem to be on the rise just waiting to take anything they can from the general public. Now you may think to yourself, "Those poor people. Cons are all over the news nowadays. The world can be a deceptive place. However, scams aren't always that easy to spot. You hear about people losin
EMH said This is a great book that helps warn many about cons. This is a great book that helps warn many about cons, scheme and fraud. I knew a lot about typical cons before I started reading this book, but I still found myself learning a lot while reading it. It also brought forth stuff that I didn’t really think about, like medical scams and stuff like that.The online dating scam was one I’ve not really thought about, though it is easily prevalent today. We all know about catfishes and the like, but few of us think that can happen to us; even fewer take the time out to study whether or not a profile is fake. I liked that it gave some ideas on how to tell if a profile is fake, such as th. It is a good book to look at if you're wondering how to Con Artistry deals with a topic that is important no matter who you are. It is a good book to look at if you're wondering how to spot a con. While the book does talk about cons that you should be aware of, remember that new cons and new variations of cons are popping up all the time. That being said, this book provides enough examples that new cons shouldn't be a problem for you.One thing mentioned in the book is that people have a tendency to want to please which helps some con artists. Sometimes a need to not admit you've been scammed allows the conartist to not get caught. The book helpfully points out that if you don't report the scam