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UK: Anti-Scam Campaign by Text Messages
- Published 02/16/2008
This is nice...
"The campaign saw 25,000 mobile phone users aged between 18 and 24 receive a message telling them they might have won £1,000 in cash.
But a second message arrived soon after informing them that the message was a fake and warning them about scams.
The OFT estimates that 6% of scam victims are aged between 16 and 24. "
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The Striving Internet Puppy Scams
- Published 02/11/2008
The news at Jacksonville reported several cases of puppy scams. As expected, most of the scammers involved in the scams are overseas, which makes tracking difficult.
"Sisneros contacted the seller who claimed he was a missionary in Africa trying to find good homes for the puppies. He was selling them for $700 a puppy. Sisneros wired the money, but his puppy never arrived."
The following are some good advice if you are buying or selling stuff from a stranger in another country, over the internet.
"If you're buying use an Escrow Account or a Credit Card.
If you're selling, don't ship anything until the funds have cleared the bank.
If the buyer sends more than you're asking, it is a scam."
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"Sisneros contacted the seller who claimed he was a missionary in Africa trying to find good homes for the puppies. He was selling them for $700 a puppy. Sisneros wired the money, but his puppy never arrived."
The following are some good advice if you are buying or selling stuff from a stranger in another country, over the internet.
"If you're buying use an Escrow Account or a Credit Card.
If you're selling, don't ship anything until the funds have cleared the bank.
If the buyer sends more than you're asking, it is a scam."
» Read More
Featured Articles
Lottery Scams: Sponsor lotterij Email sweepstakes program
- By Jay HS
- Published 02/16/2008
- Lottery Scam
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Hot Scam Specifications:
Scam Type: 419 Scam (Lottery Scam)
Fake Names: Putte Van Overhoon, MRS. Susan Hof
Offer Type: Lottery Winnings
Winning Amount: 1 million euro
Storyline: You won a lottery which you did not join
Scammer Location: Seems to be Netherlands, based on the phone. But it might be a diversion...
Scammer Email: sponsorlott23@netscape.net, sponsorlott207@yahoo.de
Scammer Phone:0031-622-618-335
Scam Type: 419 Scam (Lottery Scam)
Fake Names: Putte Van Overhoon, MRS. Susan Hof
Offer Type: Lottery Winnings
Winning Amount: 1 million euro
Storyline: You won a lottery which you did not join
Scammer Location: Seems to be Netherlands, based on the phone. But it might be a diversion...
Scammer Email: sponsorlott23@netscape.net, sponsorlott207@yahoo.de
Scammer Phone:
Are All Autoresponder Leads the Same?
- By Todd Ash
- Published 02/9/2008
- New To The Internet
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When choosing what kind of auto responder leads to purchase, keep in mind that the best price is not always the best option. You might pay twice as much or more for one type of lead over another, however if your ad pulls 3 or 4 times better with the more expensive lead it can be well worth the extra cost.
Typically, the cheaper quality the lead is, the less targeted they are and often times the less emails that get through and opened.
Typically, the cheaper quality the lead is, the less targeted they are and often times the less emails that get through and opened.
Recent Articles
Get Out of Debt in One Easy Step
- By Earl Hall
- Published 04/27/2008
- Various Scams
- Unrated
Most people today are concerned about just one thing, money. Our society and now even many in the church are consumed with wealth and prosperity. Is there anything wrong with wealth and prosperity? No of course not. What is wrong is this. Have you ever heard the term, "fake it till you make it"? This term simply implies that you need to act like you are in a certain place, situation or feeling that you do not actually posses.
Home Rebate Processor Jobs
- By Steve Albright
- Published 04/25/2008
- Various Scams
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Rebate processor jobs are new opportunities that have been sweeping the work at home community and have grown in popularity. They make some amazing claims of how much money you can make by doing ridiculously simple work.
The problem with rebate processor jobs is that like so many other online opportunities they are nothing more than an over exaggerated bait and switch scheme.
The problem with rebate processor jobs is that like so many other online opportunities they are nothing more than an over exaggerated bait and switch scheme.
Avoiding Online Business Fraud
- By Obinna Heche
- Published 04/25/2008
- Various Scams
- Unrated
When you are looking for a way to make money online, you should make sure you have your fraud detectors on full alert when you read through any proposals being presented. In most instances, it should be pretty easy to figure out if someone is trying to rip you off. Just remember the old advice that if it sounds to good to be true, it probably is. So when those unsolicited offers drop into your email promising exorbitant amounts of income for only a few hours work a week, chances are it is a scam just to separate you from your money.
Identity Theft Protection Services - Assistance Is Waiting For You
- By Greg Shuey
- Published 04/24/2008
- Various Scams
- Unrated
Everyone should be well educated in identity theft protection. They should also know what their options are when it comes to identity theft protection services. Being a victim of identity theft is something that we all should dread. It is no fun, time consuming to clean up and has serious consequences if not taken care of in a timely manner.
When your identity is stolen, your personal information can be used for all types of crimes including the theft or money (definitely the most common).
When your identity is stolen, your personal information can be used for all types of crimes including the theft or money (definitely the most common).
The Dos And Don'ts Of Using Office Furniture
- By Catherine Harvey
- Published 04/23/2008
- Ethics
- Unrated
When it comes to the use of office furniture there are several etiquette rules that should be observed and these rules will differ from office to office. What is acceptable in one place will be your downfall in another. Suss out the rules of your new office early on and you will be welcomed with open arms if you observe them in the decent way.
Open plan offices take a great deal of delicate handling.
Open plan offices take a great deal of delicate handling.
Retracting Sales Based On The Talmud
- By Billy Kite
- Published 04/18/2008
- Ethics
- Unrated
The Talmud cited the following incident: There was once a food shortage in Nehardea. All the people sold their mansions. Eventually, wheat arrived and Rav Nachman told them that the law is that the mansions must be returned to their original owners.
The Talmud notes that the reason why sales are void is because they were made in error, since it became known that the ship carrying the wheat was waiting in the port at the time the mansions were sold.
The Talmud notes that the reason why sales are void is because they were made in error, since it became known that the ship carrying the wheat was waiting in the port at the time the mansions were sold.
Fair Trade Lessons Learned From Bali Jewelry Factory Visits
- By Marc Choyt
- Published 04/17/2008
- Ethics
- Unrated
When we constructed our facility in Santa Fe, we heavily invested in ventilation systems. Over the years, we have also researched solders and fluxes which were as safe as possible. We are constantly looking for ways to improve our work environment.
We brought this practical experience with us when we toured two large jewelry factories in Bali.
We brought this practical experience with us when we toured two large jewelry factories in Bali.
How to Avoid Scam Work at Home Opportunities
- By Steve Albright
- Published 04/17/2008
- Various Scams
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Whenever looking for at home employment one of the most important things to look out for is work at home scams. These opportunities come in many forms and are evolving every day into more clever and deceptive scams.
These companies feed on your desperations to find real work and try to get you to make decisions with your emotions and not with your brain.
These companies feed on your desperations to find real work and try to get you to make decisions with your emotions and not with your brain.
Is Rebate Processing a Scam?
- By Stephanie Foster
- Published 04/12/2008
- Various Scams
- Unrated
In the search for a work at home job, you may have come across sites telling you that you can earn big money as a rebate processor. All you have to do is send in your money and they'll tell you how.
Right from the start, one of the classic hallmarks of a scam. Pay us and we'll tell you all about our glorious opportunity that is sure to make big bucks for you!
Now not every product that tells you that you can make good money is a scam.
Right from the start, one of the classic hallmarks of a scam. Pay us and we'll tell you all about our glorious opportunity that is sure to make big bucks for you!
Now not every product that tells you that you can make good money is a scam.
Irreversible Damage by Fraudulent Classified Ads
- By Alan Biron
- Published 04/11/2008
- Various Scams
- Unrated
When it comes to seeking a reliable source for something, most people will turn to classified ads. The reason being these are placed categorically and those who know what they are searching for don't have to scour around all ads to find what they are looking for. The reason for placing classifieds is universal.
It works for all parties involved because this is serious business and these non display ads speak for themselves.
It works for all parties involved because this is serious business and these non display ads speak for themselves.
Avoiding a Hostile Workplace: Fairness in Employee Discipline
- By Melissa Vokoun
- Published 04/8/2008
- Ethics
- Unrated
The environment of your workplace is vital to employee satisfaction, reduction of turnover, and productivity. It is also vital to the legal stability of your business.
A hostile work environment can be the basis for many types of employee complaints and causes of legal action. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission lists as a basis for employee complaints the existence of a "hostile work environment.
A hostile work environment can be the basis for many types of employee complaints and causes of legal action. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission lists as a basis for employee complaints the existence of a "hostile work environment.
Canadian Sweepstakes Scam Revealed!
- By David Kowalczyk
- Published 03/31/2008
- Various Scams
- Unrated
Canadian Sweepstakes scam is the name given to a type of scam that is widely acknowledged as the most successful of scams ever. It is estimated that victims who have fallen to Canadian sweepstakes fraud have been cheated of more than US$5 billion. Fraudsters of this genre like to have their base in Canada.
Canada is regarded a safe haven for operating this scam.
Canada is regarded a safe haven for operating this scam.
