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The Truth About Scams: How Con Artists Use Psychology Against You

  • Ring Neighborhood Library 8835 Long Point Road Houston, TX, 77055 United States (map)

In today’s world, scammers are more sophisticated than ever, preying on seniors with tactics designed to exploit trust and vulnerability. Join us for an eye-opening seminar, "Protecting Yourself from Scams: How Con Artists Use Psychology Against You", where you’ll learn how to spot scams before they happen and how to protect yourself from financial and emotional harm.

  • Discover the most common scams targeting seniors, from fraudulent phone calls and online schemes to in-person scams involving home repairs, investments, and more.

  • Learn the psychological tricks that scammers use, such as urgency, fear, trust manipulation, and emotional appeals, to make their schemes more convincing.

  • Understand the red flags to watch for in emails, phone calls, and unsolicited offers, so you can avoid falling victim to deceptive tactics.

  • Get practical tips for protecting your personal information, finances, and identity, both online and offline.

  • Hear real-life stories from seniors who have encountered scams, and gain insights into how to respond if you suspect you’re being targeted.

  • Learn how to report scams and get support if you or a loved one becomes a victim, including steps for recovering lost assets and preventing further damage.

  • Receive expert advice from fraud prevention specialists, law enforcement, and legal professionals on staying vigilant and safe.

This seminar is designed to empower seniors with the knowledge and tools to outsmart scammers and protect themselves from financial exploitation, while fostering confidence in handling suspicious situations.

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