3 Powerful Lessons from a Scam Operation That Helps Your Business Grow

Today I read a news story about a young, attractive lady.
She was caught managing a network of 150 employees to scam people.

Below is a step-by-step breakdown of how her employees
approached and scammed people:

Step 1: She told her staff to create Facebook accounts.
For each account, they uploaded a lot of pictures
to build a public image of a successful person living a luxury lifestyle.

Step 2: Approach the target. They bought information
about people who had a lot of money in their bank accounts
and approached them.

They spent months building trust and even moved
further into love relationships.

Step 3: Take the money and run.
They convinced their targets to invest in high-return-on-investment
businesses—like investing in new cryptocurrencies or gambling.

Their targets would top up money into their
built-in scamming system. When they had taken enough money,
they blocked all connections.

What can we learn from this to close business deals ?

#1: First impression is very important.
You only have one chance to make a first impression so make it count.
You need to have a decent-looking website and landing page
to impress people. It's like a gateway to people's hearts.

#2: Relationship building is a must.
You can't sell anything to anyone if people don't trust you.
It takes time, energy, and effort to build trust or a relationship with people.

#3: The universal rule is the financial return is equal to the value
you provide.

You can't get away with scamming people.
Sooner or later, scammers will be caught.

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