4 to Avoid Internet Fraud

Gadgets For Blogger - Have you got an offer to a lot of money by just working several hours at home? That includes a scam (fraud), the largest in the U.S..

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LiveScience collect seventh biggest fraud on the Internet that whack the U.S.. Here are four of them.

Work from home scams
"Be part of one of America's fastest growing industry!. Get thousands of dollars per month from home!"

Ads like this exists everywhere, on telephone poles, in newspapers, email and favorite Web sites. Despite offering different jobs, but the message is the same, people can get a huge income while working from home, even on the sidelines of free time.
Some even promise a refund if the "job" does not work. In fact most of the work that is not real.
The man or woman who fooled a lot to pay for the starter kit or certification that is not useful.

Drug slim
Scammers promise to help to lose weight if you pay a nominal fee in the small. They will try to sell products of false weight loss, or a pill that is said not only will help you lose weight, but also will reverse the aging process which are all not true.

Nigerian Scam
This is a common scam and you probably have never heard it. How it works email scammers claiming to be a Nigerian officials, businesspeople or spouses of former government officials.
He offers to transfer millions of dollars, if you respond to requests for assistance. You simply provide blank letterhead bank, account number and money to cover transaction and transfer costs and attorney fees.
Although the cost does not seem large, but if millions of people who were deceived then the numbers would be enormous.

Telephone Fraud
Victims receive a phone call, a notification in your mailbox or e-mail telling you that has won the sweepstakes or lottery.
But to claim the prize you must have contact numbers.
When the victim heard the message length, the significant cost will go straight into the pockets of scammers. These costs will then appear on the monthly phone bill victims. [Ito]