The community elderly activities group is rife with all kinds of financial scams.
Not to mention some Pu'er tea scams.
What does that mean?
Basically, someone tells you to buy a cake of this Pu'er tea leaf. Buy it for five thousand this year, and you can sell it for fifteen thousand next year!
Merchants will buy it back at a high price.
Your income triples or quadruples within a year, would you or wouldn't you take it?
Many people actually know the risks are huge, but the mentality of the leeks is often full of fantasies.
Always thinking they won't be the last one to be stuck holding the bag.
If you say how clever this scam is, people who've been involved in pyramid schemes or speculating in virtual things like Bitcoin can easily grasp it.
It's quite simple, any financial scam.
Inevitably needs to first let a portion of people make a profit, then exploit the herd mentality among the crowd.
One tells ten, ten tell a hundred.
