they would just introduce a little game or scheme that seems too real where you would sign up with no amount and automatically specific amount would be credited to your balance and asked you to make withdrawal of it within 24 hours or 48 hrs before expiration.
In the majority of all the cases of scams, there is always this too-good-to-be-true offer that gives it away as a scam. Victims of these scams are usually individuals who ignore the red flag of the offer sounding too good to be true and choose to try, probably believing that they hit a gold mine or they're lucky to come across such an opportunity.
If you are still attached to or moved by free money, that is, at the promise of free money, you lose your sense of reasoning; you are just GREEDY.
there is always something fishy about scammers which the victims always ignore, it takes a greedy person to get scammed anyway, the scammers are always looking out to capitalize on the greed of their victims and the victims are always those who are always thrilled with free money that require less or no work which do not really exist in a sane clime and so they make their offer which are often too juicy and irresistible to their preys but at the end of the day it always end in regrets.