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How to Unlock New Scams

Quick Answer

Unlock more scams by progressing through workdays and checking the new content announced at the boss review. Then inspect the in-game shop for the relevant listing and claim or buy it if the game requires that step.

Unlock more scams by progressing through workdays and checking the new content announced at the boss review. Then inspect the in-game shop for the relevant listing and claim or buy it if the game requires that step. An announcement about tomorrow’s content is not the same as an app already installed on your desktop.

There is no verified universal unlock calendar for the current Early Access build. Old test runs show different schedules and prices, so use your own day’s announcement, shop listing and desktop state rather than a fixed day-by-day table.

Progress the workday first

The game expands its scam options as the run progresses. Work toward the quota shown for the current day, finish credited objectives, and use the day-ending control when you are ready for the review.

Read the review result rather than assuming a high individual grade proves the whole day succeeded. New-content announcements can appear during that sequence. Keep track of what it says becomes available next, especially whether it describes a scam, a desktop tool or another kind of item.

Tomorrow's Opportunities board announcing a next-day scam claim and software offers

Earlier interface example; check your current review for the actual unlocks and prices.

Check the shop after an announcement

The in-game shop is referred to as Scamazon. Look at the current listings after moving into the relevant day. Some content can be offered as a free claim, while other listings have a price.

  1. Read the announcement. Identify the actual named scam or tool.
  2. Check its timing. An announcement referring to tomorrow does not establish availability during the review itself.
  3. Open the current shop listing. Read whether the item is locked, claimable or purchasable.
  4. Follow that listing’s current requirement. Use the displayed price rather than an amount from an old run.
  5. Check your desktop or available scam list. Confirm that the new content is available before planning a call around it.

If the listing is not available yet, inspect its current requirement. Repeatedly searching the desktop will not establish that a future listing has been claimed.

Distinguish scams from supporting tools

A new scam gives you another objective to pursue with a fictional caller. A supporting app may instead help you access a computer or work with the information a scam needs. Both can matter to progression, but purchasing any random app does not prove that a new scam has unlocked.

Gameplay includes names such as romance, social-security, tech-support and lottery-related scams, alongside remote access and account-related tools. That establishes a range of available content, not a complete current ordering. Do not treat this list as a promise that each item appears on a specific numbered day.

Learn the new objective before taking it into a call

Open the newly available task and read its instructions. Different objectives can depend on different outcomes: a caller providing information, agreeing to something, or completing an action in the matching app.

Do not carry the previous scam’s procedure into every new one. A gift-card code does not replace a recovery answer, and gaining remote access does not automatically complete an identity task. Check the new app’s own state to see what remains.

Introducing a second scam during a call is possible in some interactions, but the new objective still needs to be completed separately. Unlocking a task does not make every caller cooperate with it.

Find out why a scam seems missing

What happenedWhat to check
The boss announced content for tomorrowAdvance to the relevant workday and inspect the shop there.
A listing is available but the app is absentCheck whether a claim or purchase is still required.
A listing has a priceCompare it with the currently displayed available balance.
An old guide names a different unlock dayFollow your build’s requirement and current announcement.
You bought a tool but cannot find a new scamCheck whether the purchase was supporting software rather than a scam objective.

A missing listing can be a progression question rather than a technical fault. Without a verified current unlock table, the most reliable route is to follow the run’s own announcements and confirm each claim or purchase in the game.