Reseña del libro "Crypto Scams Exposed (en Inglés)"
The people who lose money to crypto scams aren't foolish. They're targeted by professionals reading from polished scripts. According to the FBI's 2025 Internet Crime Report, Americans aged 60 and older reported about $4.4 billion in crypto-related fraud losses in a single year, nearly double the next-highest age group. Many of those victims had never owned crypto until a scammer talked them into it. Crypto Scams Exposed teaches you the scammers' playbook in plain English, so you can recognize it the moment it starts. You don't need to understand technology. Each scam chapter opens with a short story, shows how the scam works, lists the exact warning signs, and gives you word-for-word replies to use on the phone or in a message. Inside you'll learn: The six stages almost every scam follows, whatever story it tellsThe "wrong number" friend, the online romance, and the fake investment platformBank, government, and tech-support impostors, and why no real agency ever asks you to move money into cryptoAI voice clones, emergency calls, and the family code word that defeats themHow the money leaves: crypto ATMs, couriers at the door, and "safe accounts," and how to stop a scam at the very last stepRecovery scams that target victims a second timeThe Pause Rule and a Family Safety Plan you can set up in one afternoonA calm, respectful guide for adult children and caregiversA first-hour plan if something has already happenedTwelve practice scenarios with answers, so you can test yourselfEight bonus tools are included: a Scam Red-Flag Card, a Phone Scripts Card, a Family Safety Plan Worksheet, a Scam Phrase Decoder, a Suspicious Contact Log, an Incident Record for reporting, Family Conversation Starters, and a one-page guide to where to report fraud. Written for older adults and the families who love them, in larger print, with no jargon and no blame.
