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Over 75% of Mexican adults surveyed report frequent scams, with many losing money and doubting authorities' response, fueling demand for tougher penalties and better protections.
A new study of 1,000 Mexican adults finds over 75% have experienced a scam, averaging one every four days—about 86 per person annually.
Nearly 60% reported a scam in the past year, with shopping, investment, and unexpected money schemes being most common.
More than a third lost money, primarily via wire transfers and debit card payments.
Despite reporting, two-thirds saw no action, and many doubted the process worked.
Ninety-seven percent verify offers, often using online reviews.
Public support grows for harsher penalties, including full restitution and prison sentences, as experts call for stronger institutional protections and enforcement.
Más del 75% de los adultos mexicanos encuestados reportan estafas frecuentes, con muchos perdiendo dinero y dudando de la respuesta de las autoridades, lo que alimenta la demanda de sanciones más severas y mejores protecciones.