Don’t trust ads promising easy money

If an advertisement promises “low interest with no conditions,” “guaranteed returns,” “quick profits,” or “risk-free income,” it’s a reason to be cautious. Scammers often use eye-catching ads to push people into quick decisions and trick them into sending money or sharing personal data.

To avoid falling victim:
•    verify information only on official company websites and pages;
•    don’t click suspicious links or submit data through unknown forms;
•    avoid offers that rush you or demand payment for “activation,” “fees,” or “connection”;
•    remember: high returns always involve risk, and “guarantees” in ads are often misleading.

If an offer sounds too good to be true, it probably is.