Blessing Scams - Exploiting Fear and Tradition

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Blessing scams are deceptive confidence tricks that exploit cultural beliefs and fears of spiritual harm.
๐ค Scammers often pose as spiritual healers or community elders, convincing vulnerable people their families are cursed or at risk from evil spirits.
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