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Stay vigilant to avoid the fraudsters' trap
Fraud is booming with consumers losing an estimated £3.5bn a year. The real figure is likely to be far higher because so much is unreported. As Agatha Christie said, where large sums of money are involved, it is advisable to trust no one. (03/09/2010 20:15:45)
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New Facebook scams promise free iPads
Facebook scams promising free iPads and iPhones are proliferating as fast as users.
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Work At Home Schemes -- How To Avoid Becoming A Victim
The Federal Trade Commission is a national consumer protection agency. One of its missions is to educate the public about scams and schemes that are making the rounds.
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Thomson Ambulance Association
Your Thomson Fire Protection District is made up of an EMS Association and a Fire Association and is funded by your tax dollars, insurance billing, donations, fundraisers and grants.
www.prairie-advocate-news.com
RotarySwing.com's Free Golf Instruction Videos Eliminate Golf Swing Confusion, Helping Golfers—and the Company—Improve
Thanks to the Two-plus Hours of Free Golf Instruction Videos Online, RotarySwing.com's Free Members Overcome Prior Golf Swing Confusion, Leading to Better Scores and Driving Many to Become Premium Members.
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Bogus ‘providers’ are multiplying
The promotions show up in your e-mail inbox and on fax machines, Web sites, TV, radio and even handmade signs on roadsides — offering health insurance at bargain prices.
www.thestate.com
Sophos Warns Of New Facebook Clickjacking Worm
Sophos is warning of a new worm that tricks Facebook users into sharing malicious content with other users without their knowledge, in the latest iteration of the tried-and-true "clickjacking" technique.
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Facebook 'dislike' scam warning
Facebook users are being targeted in a scam that offers them a chance to install a "dislike" button, security researchers say.
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Facebook Users Warned of ‘Dislike’ Button Scam
The users of the world's top and most recognizable online social networking site have been warned of a scam where they will be enticed to download a software that will enable to have a "dislike" button, only that instead of a button, it is a malicious software. Post from: Daily Contributor Facebook Users Warned of ‘Dislike’ Button Scam
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NEWS.com.au Facebook users beware: don't get hacked 3 hrs ago
Facebook users are being targeted in a scam that offers them a chance to install a "dislike" button. The scam tricks users into allowing a rogue application to access their profile page, which then posts spam messages.
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