Scammers are constantly evolving, and the best way to handle calls or messages from unknown sources is to avoid engaging and verify information through official channels.

“I never answer phone calls from people I don't know.”

Sabrina Gonzalez Pasterski believes her boyfriend James is real despite evidence of a scam.

“I don't believe I'm being scammed [music] and I do believe that James is real.”

Jeanne admits she created fake online personas to receive attention and combat boredom.

“I did all of this because I was just looking for connection, for friendship and something to do. I was bored.”

The ability to commit scams remotely has become easier and more efficient due to modern technology.

“now you can sit in a Starbucks I can make my pay subs through a website you pay a few bucks you make the make pay subs in W2s you can open your corporation online you can open up the bank account online you can you can rent an Airbnb you can have it appraise they never have to see me”

Steven Haynes maintains that his inheritance deals are legitimate and he is not being scammed.

“They they don't they don't believe it at all. >> Okay. They think you're being scammed? >> Exactly. >> Okay. Could they be right? >> No.”

Sarah Scoles is 95% certain that her boyfriend Chris is legitimate and telling the truth.

“I am 95% certain that Chris is telling me the truth, that this is all legit.”