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    • … If you receive an e-mail purporting to be from your bank or credit card provider which asks you to update your details, it is very likely to be a “phishing” scam. Anyone falling for the scam will let fraudsters can gain access to their bank accounts or use them to launder money. It is important …

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    • … you. • Always use a secure website when you submit credit card or other sensitive information via your Web browser. The beginning of the Web address in your browsers address bar should be “https://” rather than just “http://” • Log into your online accounts on a regular basis. Check your bank …

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    • … Their real purpose is to commit credit card fraud. Other tips to keep you safe online include: 1. Never send money to an unsolicited e-mail or a posting you spotted on the Web. 2.Watch out for the buzzwords: downline, matrix, network, recruitment and cell. These words and their synonyms are often used …

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    • … hackers to access nearly 100,000 credit card records? http://www.scmagazineus.com/Was-Forever-21-wrongly-certified-PCI-compliant/article/118739/?DCMP=EMC-SCUS_Newswire What Works In Security Compliance Tools?, (October 14, 2008) Twenty five leading software vendors jointly developed a list of which laws …

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    • … to contact the three credit bureaus and your credit card companies so they can be on the lookout for fraud. For more job searching tips, visit www.bbb.org. ================================================= JOIN THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF PRIVATE OFFICERS www.privateofficer.com/ Get news alerts, officer …

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    • … ”The BBB advises when applying for a job, you should never have to pay any fees for things like drug tests or background checks. The employer should always foot the bill. If you think you are a victim of a job scam, BBB encourages you to contact the three credit bureaus and your credit card companies …

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    • … to a point, but the sale does not qualify for their $2000 protection unless it specifies that on the posting. In that case, the best you can hope for is the $200 coverage extended by Ebay (minus a $25 service fee). The whole official PayPal safety spiel is here: If you use PayPal, use your credit card rather …

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    • … for a job, you should never have to pay any fees for things like drug tests or background checks. The employer should always foot the bill. If you think you are a victim of a job scam, BBB encourages you to contact the three credit bureaus and your credit card companies so they can be on the lookout …

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    • … are a few examples from actual Phishing messages: ‘Online Alert: Online Account is Blocked’ ‘Fraud Report’ ‘Credit Card Declined Notice’ ‘Unauthorized Account Access’ The text of the message builds upon the initial sense of urgency. A message may state that your account will be closed within 24 …

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    • … that men need “less” protection simply because they are men. Since many of these scam artists seldom work alone, this is not the case. One man was hospitalized after meeting a woman he met online. She brought a number of men with her who attacked him. How can you ensure you don’t become involved …




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