A celebrity inviting you to invest?
Mark is scrolling and sees a video ad: a famous businessman explains how to invest for 30% profit a month. The face is right, the voice is right. But that person never said this.
HOW IT'S DONE
Pieced together from old videos
Scammers take a real interview video, use AI to change the lip movements and dub in a cloned voice, and turn it into a completely fake invitation.
WARNING SIGNS
High returns, guaranteed, urgent
Common signs: high returns that are "guaranteed", only a few spots left, and an invitation to a private chat group for "guidance".
LOOK CLOSELY
Lip movements and the page
Look closely: the lips don't match the sound, and the page running the ad is usually new, not that person's official page.
CHECK IT
Look on the official page
Check it: go to that person's official page, or read trusted news. A real invitation never lives only in some strange ad.
REPORT IT
Help others
When you see a fake ad, report it. You might save an older person from being scammed.
This article is based on the video Fake celebrities inviting you to invest from the Mark học AI channel. Watch the video (in Vietnamese) to see the animations.