Scams, get-rich-quick schemes or MLM recruiting
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What triggers it
Fake investment offers or get-rich-quick schemes, phishing or identity theft, job or transaction scams, teaching fraud, money muling, multi-level marketing, trading fake currency, forged documents or stolen data, or impersonating a celebrity to sell something.
What TikTok says
“Financial scams, such as fake investment offers or “get-rich-quick” schemes”
We last checked this against TikTok's page on .
How to fix it
Remove income guarantees, recruitment calls and money-transfer offers.
Good to know
'DM me to join my team', income screenshots plus recruiting, 'turn $100 into $10,000', 'easy money, just receive transfers', fake giveaways asking for card details. Does NOT count: honest financial education.
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