Scams have been around for a long time, and they continue to evolve as technology advances. Fraudsters use various tactics to cheat people out of their money, and it is essential to be aware of these tactics to avoid falling victim to them. In this article, we will expose some of the most common scams, explain how they work, and offer preventive measures to help you protect yourself It is crucial to stay informed and vigilant to avoid being scammed.

The most recent form of scam has been promises to deposit a huge amount of money into a customer's account (for example, US$11,000), but the customer would have to pay an "activation fee" in turn (for example, US$200). The scammers also go a step further to show the customer a counterfeit "MWOS deposit slip," which is similar to our deposit slips. They then cover the deposit ID (which is fake) to persuade you that the deposit has been made. The client is told to make a deposit of the "activation fee" in a different MWOS account. Once they make the deposit, the customer is then blocked by the scammer.

Also, be careful when you are making withdrawals in the betting shop. Fraudsters stand behind you and then take down your details and claim withdrawal codes.

As you scroll on different social media platforms, you might come across pictures of bet slips with huge winnings and large amounts in their accounts. When you inquire about how they manage to make such winnings, they will ask you to pay them in order for them to give you "sure odds." These tickets are usually photo-shopped to lure you in. Once you pay them, they will either block you or give you fake selections, which you will eventually lose and cost you your money.