Senior citizens are increasingly targeted by online scams, involving money transfers. Scammers use impersonation, urgency tactics, and emotional manipulation to deceive victims. To protect themselves, individuals should verify information, use strong passwords, avoid suspicious links, and discuss any concerns with trusted individuals or authorities.
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