When it comes to making money from tragedy, scammers know no bounds. Even in the midst of a dangerous worldwide pandemic, their…
No longer content with phishing tactics like sending random bogus emails informing you that your bank account’s password requires changing,…
This guest blog post is courtesy of Autoshippers.co.uk (a car shipping company you can trust) and used with their kind…
If you receive an “official” email from a foreign lottery “representative” informing you that you’ve just won a ginormous jackpot,…
Multi-level marketing style spamming is nothing new to the internets, but that doesn’t stop a new line of mystery meat…
The process of finding a new home, whether it’s an apartment rental or purchase of a house or condominium, can…
When it comes to making money from tragedy, scammers know no bounds. Even in the midst of a dangerous worldwide pandemic, their scummy minds are busy concocting nefarious schemes to…
Just like a bad penny, print at home scams are making a comeback. It’s a variation of the Nigerian 419 “Advance Fee” scam, which seems to mutate into many forms…
Scammers have found yet another angle in illegally obtaining sensitive personal information. Rather than simply targeting random people and harassing them with robocalls posing as the IRS, fraudsters have decided…
We’ve all received those bogus phishing emails that begin with “Some limitations have been placed on your account…”, right? They’re mostly for PayPal and every bank imaginable, whether you have…
Microsoft, the software behemoth, usually doesn’t bother with small potato tech firms. Unless they start pimping themselves as Microsoft tech support and using Microsoft’s logo, defrauding consumers in the name…
One of the most important warning signs when encountering a possible scam is the “If it’s too good to be true, it most likely IS too good to be true”…
You’ve no doubt received mysterious “invoices” landing in your email inbox, yet you don’t recall ever having ordered or contracted with the person or “service” contacting you. Guess what? Your…
If you live in North Texas you’ve probably received a robo-call with this message: The reason for this call is to inform you that the IRS is filing a lawsuit…
So where did $22 million in missing investment money go in eleven years? Investors in a ponzi scheme hatched by Richmond, Texas businessman, Frederick Alan Voight, are wondering just that. Early…
I hate receiving spam, but I especially hate receiving spam via the contact forms on my websites. It’s bad enough to receive spam, but to have spam sent to you…
Aidan