Ever been on a call that made your heart race, leaving you feeling trapped and scared?
It’s not a coincidence.
It’s manipulation at its finest.
Here’s how it works
→ Creating Authority and Credibility
The manipulator pretends to be an official figure like a prosecutor or Police or government agent.
This creates a false sense of legitimacy, making you trust them.
→ Exploiting Fear
Fear is their weapon
They might claim your account is linked to a crime, threatening serious consequences.
This panic causes you to act impulsively, without fully thinking through the situation.
→ Manipulating Trust with Personal Information
By using specific details like recent transactions or passport numbers_the caller makes the situation feel urgent and personal.
This emotional manipulation tricks you into compliance, believing there’s no way out.
→ Building False Solutions
The manipulator offers a “simple solution”—like transferring funds to a “safe account.”
This momentary relief makes you feel like you’ve solved the problem, but you’re still under their control.
→ The Psychological Dynamics of Manipulation
They exploit your emotional vulnerabilities, using tactics like NLP techniues, gaslighting, etc influence your decisions.
Practical Prevention
👉 Awareness is your first defence.
👉 Always verify claims with trusted sources.
👉 If something feels off, trust your gut, step back, and seek advice before acting.
👉 The best way to avoid these traps is to recognize them in the moment.
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