You are a certified fraud examiner, and a local community group, the Silver Years Senior Squad, has requested that you give a presentation about consumer fraud. They want to hear about examples of recent scams that have happened to people and how they can avoid being scammed. What advice you would give to the Silver Years Senior Squad to help them avoid becoming a victim of a telemarketing fraudster?

The answer is below

Explanation:

To avoid becoming a victim of a telemarketing fraudster, here some of the necessary things you should not and eventually do:

1. Usually telemarketing fraudsters require the victim involvement or participation, always say NO when you suspect a fraud

2. Old people are more vulnerable to telemarketing fraud, hence, the elderly ones need to be more careful and watch over if necessary.

3. To guide against telemarketing fraud effectively it is to carry out fast and direct reporting of any telemarketing calls suspected to be fraudulent to the Federal Trade Commission

4. Be alert and understand that fraudsters are very manipulative and focus on greed, fear, excitement, and gullibility.

5. Give them none of your information, including those you think is not sensitive or vital, you might never know how ell they could use that information

answer; buying the bill at a discount from the face value to be received at maturity;