Description
Know the warning signs. Break the pressure. Protect your money, identity, and loved ones.
Modern scams rarely announce themselves. They can look like a bank alert, a government notice, a job offer, a romantic message, a familiar business—or a voice or video that seems genuine. DON’T GET SCAMMED: The 50 Scams Every American Needs to Recognize Before It’s Too Late is a practical, plain-English guide to recognizing the tactics criminals use and choosing a safer response.
Inside the book
- 50 common scams explained: bank and government impersonation, tax and Social Security scams, romance and investment fraud, phishing, fake tech support, identity theft, rental fraud, AI impersonation, recovery scams, and more.
- Warning signs to look for: urgency, fear, secrecy, emotional manipulation, suspicious payment methods, and requests for passwords, one-time codes, or sensitive information.
- Practical response steps: how to pause, verify independently, protect accounts, preserve evidence, and report suspected fraud.
- 50 fictionalized case files: realistic scenarios and “scam-proof” questions that help readers practise spotting pressure and manipulation before acting.
- A repeatable safety framework: STOP, VERIFY, PROTECT, REPORT—easy to remember when a call, text, email, offer, or payment request feels urgent.
Who it is for
For American individuals, families, older adults, students, and small-business owners who want a clear reference without needing a technical background. Use it to prepare ahead of time—or to think through warning signs when something unexpected happens.
What you receive
One illustrated PDF ebook for digital reading. After checkout, the download is delivered through your WooCommerce order and the My Account downloads area.
By A.K. Strathmore. Published by Forensic Times.
Educational consumer-safety information only; not legal, financial, tax, medical, or professional cybersecurity advice. Scams and agency procedures change, so verify current instructions with the relevant official organization.
