Madoff and Bennett's financial scams employed all of the following persuasive tactics except:

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Madoff and Bennett's financial scams employed credibility (presenting themselves as trustworthy individuals), scarcity (creating a sense of urgency to invest), and mystery (using complex investment strategies to make their fraud seem legitimate). However, they did not use sanctity (relying on morality or religious beliefs) as a persuasive tactic.

Madoff and Bennett's Financial Scams Employed All of the Following