I need four original, well-researched articles that unpack how modern Ponzi schemes leverage technology. Each piece should spotlight the mechanics of the fraud first, then show how the chosen tech makes the con scalable, viral, or harder to trace. Scope • Article 1: Internet platforms—social media groups, online trading dashboards, livestream “webinars,” affiliate links, and the psychological hooks that turn clicks into cash flows for scammers. • Article 2: Cellphone applications—messaging apps, mobile wallets, SMS-based referrals, push-notification urgency, and the ways phones blur the line between social chat and financial advice. • Article 3: Older technologies—voice broadcast robocalls, fax storms, even direct-mail CDs—illustrating that “old school” channels still thrive when paired with modern hype. • Article 4: Comparative wrap-up—how scammers blend multiple channels, the red-flag tech patterns to watch, and practical tips for digital due diligence. You don't have to write an article in each scope. You can mix them up or do all four in one category. Try to make it fun, learning and not to academic. Examples I’ll can supply a short list of schemes I would like covered; please add fresh, lesser-known cases from the last two decades through your own research so the series feels current. Requirements • 100 % original writing; AI tools are fine for outlining or fact-checking, but the prose and voice must feel human. • Balanced tone: investigative yet accessible to a general reader. • Cite all sources with live links or standard references so facts can be verified. • Approximately 1,000 - 1,200 words per article (flexible if the story warrants). • Final hand-over as separate, proofread Word or Google Doc files. I’m happy to answer clarifying questions or refine angles before you dive in. Let’s expose how technology keeps reinventing the classic Ponzi.