Thursday, December 16, 2010

Top 5 ways to prevent online ID theft

Overall Internet fraud – including ID theft - costs victims an average $575 per case. With a few preventative steps you may not only save money, but time and stress. Farnoosh Torabi reports.


Monday, December 6, 2010

Quick Response!

From: Anna Adamson marthabob2u@yahoo.ca
Subject: Quick Response!
To: marthabob2u@yahoo.ca <---- obvious scam)

Hello,

I'm very sorry to bother you with this email, I'm currently in the UK to attend an unexpected impromptu program. I'm in London and upset at the moment because I'm in a terrible predicament.

I got mugged on my way to the Hotel coming from the session i was attending and thereby loosing my funds and valuables. I'll like you to assist me with a loan of $2,400 to sort-out Hotel bills and for departure.

Please let me know if you can be of any help. I promise to make arrangements for refunds with immediate effect when i return. please i will like you to keep this discreet

Regards

Anna

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Anyone that would SPAM you could just as well steal your identity. They will surely at least sell your Email to other Spammers