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Recent News
Advance Fee Loan Scam - Strikes Again
- Published 06/24/2008
This scam disappears years ago but is back. They will promise you loan despite your credit history, as long as you start sending them money first. Just like any other scam... you don't get what you want... and whatever money you sent over... you can forget about seeing them again. There is absolutely, no refund.
We know its tempting when you urgently need to clear some bad debts... but think about the possibility of getting into worse debts if you believe in such too-good-to-be-true schemes.
Bloody Scam!
"Cherie found an offer online that promised her money despite her credit history. She contacted the company and quickly received a letter telling her she qualified. So she started to dream about what she could do with the cash...The catch -- she had to send the lender some money first. She wired more than $1,000 to an account in Canada, but grew suspicious when the company called asking for more...."
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We know its tempting when you urgently need to clear some bad debts... but think about the possibility of getting into worse debts if you believe in such too-good-to-be-true schemes.
Bloody Scam!
"Cherie found an offer online that promised her money despite her credit history. She contacted the company and quickly received a letter telling her she qualified. So she started to dream about what she could do with the cash...The catch -- she had to send the lender some money first. She wired more than $1,000 to an account in Canada, but grew suspicious when the company called asking for more...."
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Lottery Scam: Losing Money Before Winning the Lottery
- Published 06/24/2008
There is a report of a sweepstake fraud. This old lady sent money to "buy" the sweepstakes. And when the news came that she had "won" the lottery, she smell the rat. Soon, she found that she was right and she had lost a total of more than $2.600 in the scam... the money that she used to buy the lottery in the first place. She had already lost money even though she didn't believe in the winnings when it finally came.
"For months, 84-year-old Martha C.'s mailbox in the Sacramento area was cluttered with sweepstakes letters. Often marked "Urgent" or "Prize Research Intelligence Agency," the letters wooed her with enticing-sounding offers of potential big winnings.
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"For months, 84-year-old Martha C.'s mailbox in the Sacramento area was cluttered with sweepstakes letters. Often marked "Urgent" or "Prize Research Intelligence Agency," the letters wooed her with enticing-sounding offers of potential big winnings.
Trying to better her chances, she sent in $10 here, $20 there. With a son and a disabled daughter who could use the money, the churchgoing widow was always hopeful...."
Always buy the national lottery. Any other lottery in your mail box (email or your real mail box) are scams. And Scammers Shall go to Hell!» Read More
Featured Articles
PayPal Scam in the news
- By Jay HS
- Published 06/24/2008
- Commercial Scams
- Unrated
Was there a loophole in the Paypal policy? If it is still there,beware!
Recent Articles
A Few Useful Tips About Identity Theft Protection
- By Greg Shuey
- Published 07/1/2008
- Various Scams
- Unrated
Annually, approximately ten million people have something very important stolen from them. It is not their car, it is not their child, and it is not their money: it's their identity. Identity theft is a crime that is on the rise and costing billions of hard earned dollars a year.
While there is no way to ensure 100% identify theft protection, there are several tips to follow that can reduce your chances of becoming a victim.
While there is no way to ensure 100% identify theft protection, there are several tips to follow that can reduce your chances of becoming a victim.
Beware Of Missed Calls It Could Be A Scam
- By Sam McCain
- Published 06/27/2008
- Various Scams
- Unrated
You notice a missed call on your phone from an unfamiliar number and decide to find out who it was. What you don't realise is that your return call is being diverted to a premium service for which you'll be charged.
This is just one of many phone scams catching consumers out, and just one of thousands of scams costing Australians millions of dollars each year.
This is just one of many phone scams catching consumers out, and just one of thousands of scams costing Australians millions of dollars each year.
Stupid Paypal Phishing Scam
- By Jay HS
- Published 06/24/2008
- Phishing Scam
- Unrated
Paypal phishing scammers seemed to be getting more and more stupid...
-----Original Message-----
From: Security Center [mailto:jjjndd@yahoo.com]
Sent: Tuesday, April 29, 2008 9:13 PM
Subject: Account Security Warning
Dear valued PayPal member,
It has come to our attention that your PayPal account information needs to be updated as part of our continuing commitment to protect your account and to reduce the instance of fraud on our website. If you could please take 5-10 minutes out of your online experience and update your personal records you will not run into any future problems with the online service.
However, failure to update your records will result in account suspension. Please update your records on or before May 1, 2008.
Once you have updated your account records, your PayPal session will not be interrupted and will continue as normal.
To update your PayPal records click on the following link:
http://mail.credinka.net/icons/online/userss/secure/
Thank you,
-----End Message-----
You can also update your PayPal records at hotScams.com... lol
-----Original Message-----
From: Security Center [mailto:jjjndd@yahoo.com]
Sent: Tuesday, April 29, 2008 9:13 PM
Subject: Account Security Warning
Dear valued PayPal member,
It has come to our attention that your PayPal account information needs to be updated as part of our continuing commitment to protect your account and to reduce the instance of fraud on our website. If you could please take 5-10 minutes out of your online experience and update your personal records you will not run into any future problems with the online service.
However, failure to update your records will result in account suspension. Please update your records on or before May 1, 2008.
Once you have updated your account records, your PayPal session will not be interrupted and will continue as normal.
To update your PayPal records click on the following link:
http://mail.credinka.net/icons/online/userss/secure/
Thank you,
-----End Message-----
You can also update your PayPal records at hotScams.com... lol
Integrity on the Internet?
- By Tim Wright
- Published 06/23/2008
- Ethics
- Unrated
Integrity in business, especially on the internet, seems to be a quality that, unfortunately, is rarely found nowadays. The internet marketing world has become so glutted with hype, scams and empty promises that even the most trusting of us have become skeptical about the claims we're subjected to on a daily basis. So when we find a company or a person with real integrity, we're impressed, and much more likely to do business with them.
Personal Leadership Makes Trust Possible
- By Paul Johnson
- Published 06/13/2008
- Ethics
- Unrated
The probability that he will go to jail for what he did is almost zero. His lack of personal leadership resulted in thousands of people feeling violated, cheated and betrayed. If his patrons trusted him before, his impersonal approach to leadership shredded that trust in a matter of milliseconds. We won't give our support to leaders we don't trust.
Don't Become A Victim of Identity Theft!
- By Kristi Sayles
- Published 06/11/2008
- Cyber Law
- Unrated
"You've just won a fabulous vacation or prize package! Now, if you'll kindly give me your credit card information and social security number for verification purposes, you will receive this awesome gift!"
Now why would they need my credit card or social security number to send me a freebie? Can you say, "identity theft?"
Although there are legitimate reasons for people to need that information, such as a purchase or job application, thieves need it to steal your life and money from you!
Crime officials are reporting that this kind of theft is becoming quite common.
Now why would they need my credit card or social security number to send me a freebie? Can you say, "identity theft?"
Although there are legitimate reasons for people to need that information, such as a purchase or job application, thieves need it to steal your life and money from you!
Crime officials are reporting that this kind of theft is becoming quite common.
Business Ethics: Five Things You Need to Know
- By Sally Rhys
- Published 06/10/2008
- Ethics
- Unrated
You may think that business ethics pertains to OTHER people. You learned good ethics at your mother's knee. Well, what did she tell you about conflicts of interest?
As a former Director, Ethics and Compliance for a $1.5B publicly traded organization, I learned a few important bits of information I would like to share with you.
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As a former Director, Ethics and Compliance for a $1.5B publicly traded organization, I learned a few important bits of information I would like to share with you.
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Business Ethics: Three Tips to Stay in Integrity with Yourself
- By Sally Rhys
- Published 06/9/2008
- Ethics
- Unrated
Wow -- every day seems to bring us a new story about business ethics wrongdoing! Is America headed to hell in a hand basket because of a serious lack of ethics at the highest level in American business? Or, it is just that ethical transgressions are more visible now? Or is it that the media reports more? Whichever it is, I urge you to be concerned about business ethics, even if simply for yourself.
Video Voyeurism and Surveillance Laws in the Workplace
- By sharon macdonald
- Published 06/3/2008
- Ethics
- Unrated
Are you thinking about installing Hidden or Surveillance Cameras in your place of business? Many employers consider video and other surveillance key to keeping an honest and productive workplace. It keeps employees on the straight and narrow - no fingers in the till, no time clock funny business, no drinking or drugging on breaks. Many business owners and managers also record or review phone calls and emails from the office.
Things You Should Know About Identity Theft
- By Arnold Hernandez
- Published 05/30/2008
- Various Scams
- Unrated
Identify theft is becoming a very real concern for many of us. Initially little could be done after the fact to restore your name and police officers did nothing, because there were no laws in place to protect consumers. Legislators enacted laws to assist consumers to restore their good names and to expedite the investigations by way of the creditor.
Ways To Protect Yourself From Identity Theft
- By Derek Both
- Published 05/26/2008
- Various Scams
- Unrated
Identity theft has become a serious problem within the last ten years. These insidious thieves cost Britons millions of pounds every year with their selfish and inconsiderate crimes. Identity theft takes you by surprise and by the time you discover that you're in big trouble, it's already too late and your good name is smeared.
Here are ten ways simple ways for you to protect yourself against identity theft:
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Here are ten ways simple ways for you to protect yourself against identity theft:
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The Big Fat Loss Scam
- By Matt Lisk
- Published 05/25/2008
- Various Scams
- Unrated
Do you know how many fat loss products are on the market today? That is because none of them work!
And how do I know that none of them work? I've pretty much tried them all! Powders, pills, shakes, juices, foods, machines, tapes, books, DVDs, creams, ointments - all promising quick, painless, long-lasting fat loss. All backed by scientists, doctors, research, real-life examples - and all a bunch of crap!
Take the tried and true "medical doctor endorsement.
And how do I know that none of them work? I've pretty much tried them all! Powders, pills, shakes, juices, foods, machines, tapes, books, DVDs, creams, ointments - all promising quick, painless, long-lasting fat loss. All backed by scientists, doctors, research, real-life examples - and all a bunch of crap!
Take the tried and true "medical doctor endorsement.
