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  • 6 Ways To Avoid Becoming A Victim Of Online Identity Theft
    By: Jesse Whitehead | - It seems nearly everyone is online these days, and for many of us the internet is an endlessly fascinating place where the hours disappear in the blink of an eye. However, as wonderful as the internet is, it is also a place of impending danger. One of these dangers is identity theft, an ever growing problem that affects millions of people each year.

    Despite the danger however, one can take action to minimize becoming a victim of internet cyber criminals.

    Here are 6 ...

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  • Five Tips For Identity Theft Protection
    By: vikashsurat | - This is that time of year when we all start getting those emails that want to purloin our secret codes and passwords. You know the ones that have subject lines like: "Your Account Is About To Be Closed," "Theres A Block On Your Account," "Could You Help Me Claim My Funds," or my all-time favorite "Congratulations - Youve Won The UK Lottery."

    This is the time of year when we are all shopping for gifts for family or customers, and the last thing we need is for our bank or credit cards ...

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  • Five Tips For Identity Theft Protection
    By: mohsin | - This is that time of year when we all start getting those emails that want to purloin our secret codes and passwords. You know the ones that have subject lines like: "Your Account Is About To Be Closed," "Theres A Block On Your Account," "Could You Help Me Claim My Funds," or my all-time favorite "Congratulations - Youve Won The UK Lottery."

    This is the time of year when we are all shopping for gifts for family or customers, and the last thing we need is for our bank or credit cards ...

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  • Nigerian 419 Scams
    By: David H Urmann | - Internet scams are becoming prevalent, and many have fallen victims. One of the popular scams is the Nigerian 419 Scam.

    The Nigerian scam also known as the 419 fraud is one of the most prevalent and popular. It started in the early 1980s. The name was derived from 419, a sub-classification of all Advance Free Fraud crimes.

    The 419 Scam works in many ways. It can be through unsolicited emails or fax messages. It can also be done through crude oil and commodity deal ...

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  • Talking About Missing Money
    By: Nicole Anderson | - Missing money, isnt sounding strange? But wait, are you aware of the fact that you may have a share in the unclaimed property that accounts up to $35 billions. Just close your eyes and think for a moment how much can you benefit from $50,000 and what you can do from your missing money. Unclaimed property is an issue that has been existed from many years. The problem is that people are not aware that they a substantial amount of a good sum of money that they can claim, and even if some of them ...
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  • Five Tips For Identity Theft Protection
    By: Sharpy | - This is that time of year when we all start getting those emails that want to purloin our secret codes and passwords. You know the ones that have subject lines like: Your Account Is About To Be Closed, Theres A Block On Your Account, Could You Help Me Claim My Funds, or my all-time favorite Congratulations Youve Won The UK Lottery.

    This is the time of year when we are all shopping for gifts for family or customers, and the last thing we need is f ...

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  • Identity Theft: How To Identify A Ã"'Ëœspoof' Email
    By: Alfred James | - Along with the convenience of the internet has come a new wave of predators looking to steal from innocent victims. This often occurs through spoof' emails.

    A spoof' email is an email that appears to be from a legitimate organization or business often banks or service providers but is really a fake email sent from a con artist.

    These thieves construct emails that use the logos and styles of the bank or business and attempt to convince the recipient to reply ...

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  • 5 Tips For Identity Theft Protection
    By: john long | - This is that time of year when we all start getting those emails that want to purloin our secret codes and passwords. You know the ones that have subject lines like: Your Account Is About To Be Closed, Theres A Block On Your Account, Could You Help Me Claim My Funds, or my all-time favorite Congratulations Youve Won The UK Lottery. Real estate will help you out.

    This is the time of year when we are all shopping for gifts for family or customers, and the last thing we need is for ...

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  • 5 Tips For Identity Theft Protection
    By: Howard Haller | - This is that time of year when we all start getting those emails that want to purloin our secret codes and passwords. You know the ones that have subject lines like: "Your Account Is
    About To Be Closed," "There's A Block On Your Account," "Could You Help Me Claim My Funds," or my all-time favorite "Congratulations You've Won The UK Lottery."

    This is the time of year when we are all shopping for gifts for family or customers, and the last thing we need is for our bank or ...

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  • Awareness To Phishing Is Your Best Weapon
    By: Claude Bourgoin | - Of the many techniques to leach away value from web e-consumers and e-commerce in general, PHISHING is the worst and easiest to implement, all it takes is a web page look-a-like and an ip packet sniffer to gather email addresses. It's so easy in fact that it is wildly used and has reached epidemic proportions. The most targeted sites are banks, ecommerce sites like ebay and payment services like paypal. Generally phishers send email to target victims prompting them to login into fake look-a-lik ...
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  • Consumers...beware Of Fradulent Activity
    By: Richard Gilliland | - Every internet user should be aware that not everything is as it appears. And anyone banking online etc. should know about a credit card spoof(otherwise known as phishing or a hoax).

    In these deceptive emails which can be difficult to spot, they generally ask you to click a link back to the "spoofing" web site, in which they will as you to provide up "update" sensitive personal information. Generally they will bait you in they will generally allude to and urgent or threatening con ...

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