Observed arrival · 2026-10-16
A Korean field guide to 37 fraud playbooks
This Korean-language reference explains common investment, crypto, impersonation, romance, and side-job scams, with a searchable name index and glossary.
- For
- Korean readers checking suspected investment or online scams
- Worth noticing
- The site says its name index covers 7,330 labels and cautions that matching names do not identify the actual businesses.
Field notes
The entries describe schemes as sequences, from initial contact and trust-building to deposits and withdrawal obstacles, and include checks readers can make along the way. The page reports 7,330 indexed labels and explicitly says those labels do not identify the real businesses involved. A separate glossary covers practical terms such as payment suspension, victim reimbursement, and transaction IDs; the site also identifies its law-firm advertiser.
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