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Review of LinkSimply.com
- Article
- October 13, 2011
- 3 comments
This report was pulled out from our quick submission comments:
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I'm reporting about linksimply . com scam
A website that claims to increase your website traffic through their various link services.
After having purchased this company's multiple services with a total value in excess of £180, I came to realize nothing was being done. After 2 weeks I got charged again for an additional £180 for a purchase I did not realized.
Needless to say that during all this time I've tried to contact this company through their contact form and no reply was given whatsoever. There is no other information regarding their headquarters address or phone number. Do not trust this company. They are scammers.
Canada: Thousands were scammed by poker site!
- Article
- October 2, 2011
- No comments
CALGARY - Potentially thousands of Canadian online poker players have been cheated by troubled gaming site Full Tilt Poker out of their holdings, alleges a class-action lawsuit launched Friday.
The lawsuit comes just one day after the site's license was revoked by regulators accusing the company of breaching regulations, included false reporting, unauthorized provision of credit and failing to report material events.
It is the latest development for the embattled company, which has been accused by U.S. federal prosecutors of running a Ponzi scheme and paying its directors more than $440 million while defrauding players, even after charges were filed against it in April.
Phishing site claiming $1.3 B has been recovered from a Madoff Hideout
- Article
- March 11, 2010
- 4 comments
Although its a lot of money, only a handful of people (investors) are likely to be affected by this phishing scam.
What might happen next are 419 scammers who might make use of similar tactics to lure commoners with stories that "they have found Bernie Madoff's money, and please pay a fee to get a share". Pay money to get money scam.
Scams Digger: Scam Reports Dugged on 24 Feb 2010
- Article
- February 24, 2010
- No comments
In this report:
Twitter Phishing Scams - BoingBoingNet
Craigslist Rental Scam - WYSR
Twitter Phishing Scam - New Times
South Florida eBay scammer busted
- Article
- February 23, 2010
- No comments
Thanks to a complaint from a ticked-off consumer and follow-up by postal inspectors, a South Florida businessman will spend 5 1/2 years in prison for running one of the biggest eBay scams in history.
Australian Taxation Office (ATO) Refund Scam Mail
- Article
- February 9, 2010
- 3 comments
Fastest Track To MBA: Buy Your Degree and be a Professor for $210 USD
- Article
- February 8, 2010
- 6 comments
Typical Affiliate Marketing - Your Gateway to Spam Database
- Article
- February 6, 2010
- 4 comments
Tweeter Cash Starter Kit Scam: Pay $1.97 and learn how to make $10,000 a month
- Article
- February 5, 2010
- No comments
I have been scammed at job site and I need advice...
- Article
- February 4, 2010
- 10 comments
Warning: Do not buy Apple IPAD from unknown source with high search ranking
- Article
- February 4, 2010
- No comments
eBay Scammer makes $717,000 in 5,500 Bogus Auction
- Article
- February 3, 2010
- No comments
Distress Scam: Warning! Hacked Yahoo Account Used to Scam Friends
- Article
- February 3, 2010
- 14 comments
Lottery Scam: SBAL LOTTERY WINNERS - Scammer in China
- Article
- February 1, 2010
- 1 comment
Mad Girl Selling Drugs at Live.com
- Article
- January 27, 2010
- 2 comments
Scammer makes $6 billion in website scam
- Article
- January 26, 2010
- 1 comment
Email Scam: Watch the Email Addresses
- Article
- January 7, 2010
- No comments
How do we know its a email scam when we see one?
Most of the time, we can sense its a scam just by the content of the email. However, in some rare cases (or when we are tired) we might be temporarily "stunned" by certain emails, an example for me is the google phishing email posted several days ago.
IPod Scams on Craigslist
- Article
- January 5, 2010
- 1 comment
Someone informed:
"Scammers are running an Ipod scam on Craigslist. They are selling IPod clones that will fail within a week. They will not replace these clones and reply to your calls. Do Not Buy from them! (Dee 919-519-2996 and Keyma 919-671-1463) DO NOT BUY FROM THEM."
Video Warning: IncomeMembership and IncomeDeluxe Scam
- Article
- January 4, 2010
- 1 comment
Teeth Whitening Scam
- Article
- January 1, 2010
- 3 comments
We received a warning:
"IF you order a free sample (and you pay the shipping), these sites will start billing your credit card for nonexistent purchases!"
www.buy-hot.com is a scam site
- Article
- April 22, 2009
- No comments
Your DHL Courier Company
- Article
- April 10, 2009
- 3 comments
eBay Protection: Keeping Safe Against Online Fraud
- Article
- December 11, 2008
- No comments
About itshop-hot.com
- Article
- October 21, 2008
- 3 comments
I received the email from a friend and hotmail contact advising this site, saying its really good value. I have been in email contact with itshop-hot choosing a tv and a wall bracket. They have priced it up now and emailed me an invoice for the goods and delivery. On their website the payment options are bank transfer, paypal, visa or western union money transfer. On the email invoice they only offered me western union or internet transfer as forms of payment which made me very wary, as I was planning on paying by Visa to protect myself.
How And Why Most Of All Online Income Opportunities Are Scams
- Article
- January 21, 2007
- No comments
This may sound shocking if I said to you how and why most of all online income opportunities are scams. They all seem to suck more money out of you, leading you to believe you are on the right path then one day it dawns to you that this isn't working. They are keeping you away of what really works.
You rarely make any money with those programs. What you have to do to earn money is shown to you incorrectly I point this fact you MUST INVEST IN YOURSELF.
Yahoo! introduces sign-in seals
- Article
- December 2, 2006
- No comments
The User can use his own image or some text messages to be used as his personalised Seal. A point to note is that this only works on a private computer, and not any shared computers in the Cafe, etc.
It remains to be seen if such technology can totally protect Users from scamming sites. In any case, paypal and online banks should start to introduce new security features as well to help enhance consumer confidence.
New Credit Card Authentication Methods
- Article
- August 29, 2006
- No comments
In the past, one of the usual method of verification is via automated or operator calls to verify the identity of a customer. Today, this has changed and a very common method is to ask the customer to fax or email a copy of their credit card (photocopy) over. While this method may help to reduce the risk of the Seller significantly, it does not help to allay the fears of some customers. Several years back, online merchants were proactive in trying to convince their customers that it is "Safe" to send their credit card information via the Internet. We were taught about SSL encryption, and checking for the "lock signs" on our browser.
Today, they are asking customers to send an entire copy of their Credit Card pictures over, but does little to convince customers that they would ensure the safe and secure handling of an important information - a complete copy of a credit card with the SIGNATURE of the customer.
We generally find that Credit Card companies should start to rethink about improving existing technology so as to boost the confidence of Both the Sellers and Buyers. New technology needs to be developed to identify anyone performing transaction over the internet, equivalent to a personal ID, failure which they would be debarred from any transaction.
In addition, ISP can also help by channeling each logon person with a mandatory ID. This may also help in controlling the number of spam emails going around and taking up unnecessary bandwidth.
An idea is to have a separate network, such as a "Secure Internet" which is separated from the "Free Internet". Anyone that logs onto the Secure Internet must be authenticated at the point of connection via the ISP, and they would have a secure digital ID that accompany every transactions, including email etc. Countries whose ISP do not conform to such ID requirement should be banned from using the network.
In summary, the "Secure Internet" is a more matured network for businesses, while the existing internet would be considered as a "wild" network with very little control.
The "Secure Internet" is just like living in the city where there is law and order and businesses can strive. There will be crimes but it will be manageable by the police via contact tracing or positive forensic identification.
The existing "Free Internet" would be similar to the jungle where there are almost no rules, and is loosely or not within the tight legal control.
Just a thought for sharing.
Webhosting Companies
- Article
- August 10, 2006
- No comments






