💥The Two Types of "Running Away Tricks" in Fund Schemes Revealed💥
In the "world" of fund schemes, the tricks for running away generally fall into two categories: hard running and soft running.
But no matter which trick is played, the ultimate goal is to ruthlessly exploit the investors.
First, let's talk about hard running. This is like a "foolhardy kid"; the platform does not hide anything and directly reveals its bottom line of "I am running away now," and then "bang," the entire platform instantly evaporates from the world.
On the other hand, soft running is like a cunning "fox." Even though it has already slipped away, it still pretends to be tough, fooling investors into thinking everything is fine, asking everyone to be patient and wait.
From a certain perspective, hard running is like a "straight punch" that makes investors immediately realize: "Oh no, I've been scammed!" But soft running is like a "maze of confusion," where the platform first engages in small tricks that make withdrawals extremely difficult—either making it impossible to withdraw or extending the withdrawal period significantly.
At the same time, it concocts excuses like system upgrades and continuously throws out positive news, even creating extremely tempting activities that make everyone not only invest their own money but also recruit others to fall into the trap.
In reality, at this point, the little money in your account is as good as non-existent; it’s just a worthless number, and no matter how you struggle, don’t expect to turn it into real cash.
