Definition

A professional liar who monetizes deception—the digital con artist wearing a fake Amazon customer service badge. Experts at separating you from your money through elaborate schemes that would impress a novelist.

Example Usage

The scammer posed as an IRS agent to trick elderly residents into transferring funds.

Source: Modern Slang / Law Enforcement Terminology

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