The main types of scams they use include "government impersonation," "business impersonation," and "tech support fraud." Scammers create urgent situations to convince victims to withdraw cash from their bank accounts and deposit it into a Bitcoin ATM using a QR code that links to the scammers' wallets.
And as usual, older adults are the most vulnerable to these scams, especially those 60 years and above.
People who are over 60 years old, their mindset has begun to decrease in considering a problem they are facing, especially in urgent situations so they easily panic and at that time the perpetrators carry out their fraudulent actions to influence their victims to give their money in the form of Bitcoin to the perpetrator's Bitcoin wallet. That is why it is important for us to inform or warn our families to be careful of fraud that often occurs in times of urgency.