People Share the Scams That Are So Normalized We Don’t Even Notice They’re There

Brad Dickson • Managing Editor

Oct 25, 2021 7:00 PM EDT

You know when something is new? How it feels so fresh and everything that comes at you is notable and significant. Overtime those things become less and less pronounced in your experience and memory and fade into routine and mundanity.

Turns out scams work like that too. Be exposed to them for long enough and we just normalize them and take them for granted.

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