全球反诈骗联盟(GASA)：2025年泰国诈骗态势研究报告（英文版）（53页）.pdf

1、State of Scams in Thailand2025 REPORTINSIGHTSINSIGHTSLEARN MORELEARN MOREThailands Staggering Scale of Scam Victimization2Jorij AbrahamMANAGING DIRECTORTHAILAND REPORTThailand faces an unprecedented scam epidemic.Our survey of 1,000 Thai adults reveals a sobering reality:nearly three out of four peo

2、ple(72%)encounter scam attempts,with the average person targeted every two days172 attempts per year.Most alarming,60%have actually fallen victim to scams in the past year,with 14%losing an average of 12,956 each.Investment Scams Lead the Assault,and the Role of Social MediaInvestment fraud has beco

3、me the weapon of choice for scammers,hitting 66%of victims.Shopping scams(63%)and fake job offers(53%)round out the top threats.Whats particularly troubling is how convincing these schemes have become27%of victims said they fell for scams because they seemed completely realistic and believable.“Scam

4、mers have found their perfect playground in our connected world.Nearly three-quarters(73%)of attacks happen through platforms with direct messaging,primarily phone calls(68%)and text messages(56%).Facebook leads as scammers platform of choice,used against 66%of victims,followed by Gmail(37%)and TikT

5、ok(32%).Scammers Target ChildrenWhat hits closest to home:27%of parents report their children aged 7-17 have been scammed.Fraudsters are deliberately targeting our most vulnerable family members across digital platforms.And theres a troubling paradox at play.While 76%of Thai adults feel confident th

6、ey can spot scams,66%of these confident people still get fooled.Scammers are simply evolving faster than our defenses,exploiting our overconfidence.Results Towards RecoveryWhile 74%of financial scam victims report incidents to payment services,only 29%recover any money.The emotional damage runs deep