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11/23/2009

"The Twelve Scams of Christmas," or Popular Online Attacks This Holiday Season

As cybercriminals begin to take advantage of the holiday season, McAfee, Inc. (NYSE:MFE) revealed the “Twelve Scams of Christmas” – the twelve most dangerous online scams that computer users should be cautious of this holiday season.

11/20/2009

BBB Tips for selling gold, online or in person

Have you thought about making a few extra dollars by selling some of your gold jewelry? Whether you do it through a gold-party (in-home party usually held with a group of friends), over the Internet, or through a local jeweler, here are some things you should consider.

11/02/2009

Make Money From Home with Google? Not so Fast, Warns BBB

Better Business Bureau has received more than 1,500 complaints about several dozen Web sites that are trading on the Google name to scam people who want to learn about making money from home.

11/02/2009

Don’t Fall Prey to Identity Thieves over the Holidays

Better Business Bureau warns that the holiday season provides many new opportunities for identity thieves to ply their trade and offers the following advice on how to keep your identity safe and secure both online and off.

10/20/2009

CONSUMER ALERT - BBB Warns of New Phishing Email Posing as BBB Complaint Confirmation

The Better Business Bureau is alerting consumers and businesses about a new phishing attack that resembles an email confirmation claiming the recipient has filed a complaint with the BBB. The malicious emails first came to the attention of the BBB on Thursday, October 15.

09/08/2009

Make the Most of Your Minutes and Avoid Deceptive Prepaid Phone Cards

Prepaid phone cards are widely available at stores, newsstands, and online. Some cards are meant for one-time use and can be thrown away when the minutes are used up. Others can be recharged and have more minutes added by using a credit card.

08/31/2009

Direct Mailer Hit with Record $2M Fine

The Competition Bureau announced today that a Toronto man who sent out millions of deceptive direct mail promotions to consumers has pleaded guilty...