Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the increasing trend of consumer fraud targeting the elderly, characterized by professional and systematic tactics employed by illegal businesses to manipulate and deceive older consumers [1][2]. Group 1: Fraudulent Practices - Illegal businesses are using high-priced health devices and "bee glue" health products to mislead elderly consumers through false advertising [1]. - The fraudulent tactics include creating a facade of legitimate operations by renting formal storefronts and attracting potential customers through community promotions and "health seminars" [1][2]. - The two identified cases exhibit a complete industrial chain of "front-end experience attraction - mid-end brainwashing marketing - back-end high-priced sales" [1]. Group 2: Regulatory Measures - The West Lake District Market Supervision Bureau is actively exploring and improving regulatory measures to protect elderly consumers, including conducting thorough inspections and special actions like "Protecting the Elderly and Cleaning the Source" [2][3]. - The bureau is simplifying evidence recognition processes for complaints related to elderly consumer fraud to ensure timely and efficient law enforcement responses [3]. - There is a call for family members to pay more attention to their elderly relatives' consumption patterns to help them avoid falling into "emotional marketing" traps [3].