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empirically, it is one of the most common ways to scam people.

you go to someone struggling, $20k scrapped together, try to sell them a lemon car for $10k, they say no bc they cant afford it

you go to the same person and say you have an amazing way to double their money in just 6 months...

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Is it less bad if you pull the same tricks on a person with $1M?

The simple fact that being rich means you can invest and poor means you can't is a moral hazard either way.

If investments are scams, then letting _anyone_ invest is bad.
If investments are not scam, then not letting someone because they're poor is bad.