Anti-Scam Worldwide Organization (ASWO), a non-profit organization unveils global losses to scams reaching $1 Trillion. ASWO General Manager Berry James addresses this alarming statistic at the Global Anti-Scam Summit, emphasizing the urgent need for awareness and action.
In the latest study, Anti-Scam Worldwide Organization (ASWO) unveils rising global losses to Scams most especially Pig Butchering Scams, exceeding $1 Trillion. The organization’s study, drawing data from 48 countries, including Singapore, revealed a significant 15.7% increase in global scam losses compared to the previous year, highlighting the growing threat posed by online fraud. ASWO provides the services by facilitating collaboration among stakeholders such as policymakers, law enforcement agencies, and cybersecurity experts. Their exceptional services provide resources to help individuals verify the legitimacy of websites and detect potential scams.
Originating in China in 2019, pig butchering scams have since proliferated across Southeast Asia, leaving a trail of financial ruin in their wake. The pig butchering scam follows a carefully orchestrated playbook designed to deceive and manipulate victims over an extended period. Here’s a breakdown of how it unfolds:
Consequently, the prevalence of pig butchering scams highlights the significance of vigilance and awareness in navigating the digital landscape. By equipping themselves with knowledge, ASWO empowers individuals to better protect themselves from falling victim to fraudulent schemes and mitigate the devastating consequences of financial exploitation. Through collaboration, education, and proactive measures, the organization helps collectively combat online scams and create a safer environment for all.
About Anti-Scam Worldwide Organization (ASWO):
Established in June 2021, the Anti-Scam Worldwide Organization (ASWO) started working in response to the surge of ‘Pig Butchering’ scams outside China. By October 2021, the ASWO rapidly grew its investigating teams and media, which had helped various victims to recover global financial losses. By 2023, the organization has connected victims with over $256 million. ASWO aims to support victims and strives to expose scammers one complaint at a time.
“If you are a victim of any Scam, kindly send a report to Anti-Scam Worldwide for FREE consultation”
For more information please visit at: https://antiscamworldwide.org/
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