Sometimes the president describes them that way.

有时总统会用诈骗者来形容寻求庇护者。

He's also talked about asylum-seekers as vulnerable families, not as scam artists.

他将寻求庇护者看作受灾家庭，而不是诈骗者。

Which I guess was the mindset behind those British fraudsters you mentioned earlier, Neil.

我想这就是你刚刚提到的英国诈骗者背后的思维模式，内尔。

Luckily, the 495 thousand pounds which these fraudsters tried to steal was recovered.

幸运的是，这些诈骗者试图窃取的49.5万英镑已经被找回。

Usually the " phishers" will have some prior information on you, taken from social media or online public records.

通常来说，诈骗者会提前通过社交媒体或者网络公获取你的信息。

To access people's data, fraudsters use cover stories-false stories told in order to hide the truth.

要获取们的信息，诈骗者们会使用捏造的——了掩藏真相而说的假。

For now the only way to stop fraudsters appears ultimately to lie in the hands of the consumer.

现如今，唯一一个能够阻止诈骗者的方式似乎最终掌握在消费者手中。

Fraudsters target popular seaside destinations for British tourists visiting Spain where prices can soar if demand exceeds supply.

诈骗者把英国游客去西班牙旅游的热门海滨胜地作目标，如果供不应求，价格就会飙升。

The scammers want you to fall for the thing they are telling you.

诈骗者希望您上当受骗。

Scammers usually prey on a certain segment of the population.

诈骗者通常以特定群目标。

Fraud-busters concede that exactly where is hard to know in advance.

打击诈骗者承认很难先知道确切的位置。

According to cybersecurity firm McAfee, 52 percent of Americans have shared their voice online, providing fodder for scammers to copy.

美国网络安全公司迈克菲称，52% 的美国在网上分享过他们的声音，这诈骗者提供了模仿的素材。

With such a degree of professionalism, how can consumers find out if the website they're looking to book with is trustworthy?

诈骗者有如此的专业程度，消费者们如何才能发现他们预定的网站是否可信呢？

So a scam is when a scammer tries to scam you.

所以诈骗是指诈骗者试图欺骗您。

There are frauds, schemes, scams and cons carried out by fraudsters, schemers, scammers and con artists.

欺诈者、策划者、诈骗者和骗子实施了欺诈、阴谋、骗局和骗局。

All student loan borrowers should be hyper-aware of scam artists who prey upon those seeking relief or assistance.

所有学生贷款借款都应该高度警惕诈骗者，他们会欺骗那些寻求救济或援助的。

She described two kinds of victims: people who have lost large amounts of money and people trafficked into working for the scammers.

她描述了两种受害者：一种是损失了大量金钱的，另一种是被贩卖诈骗者工作的。

Sometimes scammers will prey on older people because they know it's easier to convince older people to give them things.

有时诈骗者会利用老年，因他们知道说服老年给他们东西更容易。

Modern fraudsters are so devious at collecting online information that many victims only realise what's happened after their bank accounts have been emptied.

现代的诈骗者们收集网络信息的方式过于迂回，以至于很多受害者直到他们的银行账户被掏空才意识到发生了什么。

Phishing attacks are called that for a reason - a lot of the time, those behind them are just throwing out a line and seeing who bites.

这种诈骗手段被称作“钓鱼”是有原因的——很多时候，诈骗者只是放出“一条线”，等着看谁会上钩。