Question

question 2 of 10
some common ways that criminals try to pressure people into falling for a
scam include creating a sense of urgency, appealing to your emotions and
______.
meeting in person to build trust
making an offer that needs to be compared with other products to see if it is a good
deal
making an offer that seems too good to be true
by threatening physical violence

Explanation:

Criminals often use tactics like creating urgency and appealing to emotions. An offer that seems too good to be true is a classic scam technique. Meeting in person to build trust (if it's a legitimate scenario) isn't a scam - pressure tactic in the described context. An offer that needs comparison is a normal consumer behavior prompt. Threatening physical violence is a more extreme but less common (compared to the "too - good - to - be - true" offer) in typical scam - pressure situations in the context of common scams (like online or phone scams).

Answer:

making an offer that seems too good to be true