Can you recommend some famous 'the fraud novel'?

, I recommend the following novels to you, all of which are business fraud novels: 1. "City: Qin Shihuang cheated me of 300 yuan at the beginning." 2. [Destiny Longevity] 3. Back to the Age of Struggle These novels all had fascinating plots and described the various forms and methods of commercial fraud. They were worth reading. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

😋No problem! Since you like 'The Reborn Genius Trickster,' I'll recommend you a few novels of the same genre: 1. " The Fraud's Husband Seals His Heart." The protagonist is a girl who is pestered by a fraud. The plot is fictional. Please do not imitate it. 2. "The Fraud's Dainty Wife: Lie Shuai, Divination!" The main character of this novel had a deep understanding of the sorcerers, and at the same time, it helped him grow. 3. In " The City's Carefree Miracle Doctor," the main character went from a village boy to the peak of his life and became a charlatan. I hope these novels can arouse your interest. If you like them, please let me know!

Of course! It seems that you like this kind of novel ~ Then I'll recommend a few modern romance novels with urban supernatural powers to you! Other than the previously mentioned "Reborn Genius Ghost Doctor" and "Exalted Goddess," there were also "Foppish God,""Witch Doctor Concubine,""Special God," and so on. These novels all had a theme similar to "The Reborn Genius, The Trickster". They were all stories about the protagonist becoming a Trickster after his rebirth. They had modern fantasy supernatural elements and colorful love scenes! I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

One fraud success story could be the case of a Ponzi scheme. The fraudster promised high - return investments to investors. They used new investors' money to pay off the earlier ones, creating an illusion of a profitable investment. Eventually, they made off with a large sum of money before the scheme collapsed.

Sure. One common online fraud story is the phishing scam. Hackers send emails pretending to be from a bank. They ask for personal information like account numbers and passwords. Many people fall for it thinking it's a legitimate communication from their bank.

I recommend the following books to you: "Di Shaomi's Love: The Trickster's Little Dainty Wife": The main character is also a reborn Trickster. She has the ability to perform divination, Feng Shui, and other divination skills. She also becomes the inheritor of a family, displaying the demeanor and wisdom of a strong woman. "Prosperous Business Girl: Genius Little Fraud": It was also a story of the female protagonist's transformation as a fraud. The protagonist used his own metaphysics knowledge to succeed in the business process. "The Primordial Holy Man": Although it was a Xianxia novel, the protagonist also had a unique Taoist technique. In the process of cultivation, he realized the end of the Taoist technique and the transcendence of the center of the sea of clouds. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

A common online banking fraud story involves phishing. For example, fraudsters create fake apps that mimic real banking apps. Unsuspecting users download these apps, thinking they are legitimate. When they try to log in and do transactions, the fraudsters steal their login credentials and money. It's crucial for users to be very careful when downloading apps related to their banks.

One real story involved a man who claimed that his expensive jewelry was stolen during a burglary at his home. However, when the insurance investigators looked into it, they discovered that he had actually sold the jewelry months before and was trying to get the insurance money. He made up false police reports and everything, but in the end, he was caught and faced legal consequences.

Sure. There was a story where a guy tried to pass off a fake check that he made himself at home. He used a regular printer and some basic photo editing skills. But the bank teller noticed right away because the paper was just regular printer paper and not the official check paper. It was so clumsy that it was actually funny.

Sure. One common real estate fraud story is when a fraudster poses as a real estate agent. They show fake property listings to potential buyers, take their deposits, and then disappear. Another case could be someone forging property ownership documents to sell a property that doesn't belong to them. And there are also instances where developers promise certain amenities in a housing project but fail to deliver them after getting the money from buyers.