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Safe ways to save on prescription drugs

October 19, 2019 in Ways to save money on medications /by Fraud.org staff

In order to save money on prescription drugs, consumers may feel tempted to turn to online pharmacies. But there are other ways to save money on prescription medication. Look into generic or biosimilar versions of your prescriptions.  Generic or biosimilar versions of prescription medicines allow consumers to receive the same quality of medicine at a fraction of the […]

Discounts, coupons, and other savings

October 18, 2019 in Ways to save money on medications /by Fraud.org staff

Explore these options that might help you save money on your prescription medicines. Co-pay cards Drug manufacturers sometimes offer “co-pay cards” to help consumers with private insurance pay their drug co-payments. Each program is different, but you can learn more here. Remember: There may be reasons not to use a co-pay card, so always ask […]

Common drugs purchased through online pharmacies

October 18, 2019 in Ways to save money on medications /by Fraud.org staff

Illegal online pharmacies offer convenience, cheap prices, and privacy, providing an attractive option for consumers—especially those who feel the stigma associated with certain conditions. The most common drugs for which consumers seek online pharmacies are those used for: weight loss, erectile dysfunction, antibiotics, cancer, cardiovascular disease medications, chronic illnesses (such as HIV, diabetes, and Alzheimer’s), […]

Counterfeit drugs are a global problem

October 18, 2019 in Fake drugs and their risks /by Fraud.org staff

The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that close to $83 billion worth of counterfeit drugs are sold annually, and one in 10 medical products circulating in developing countries are substandard or fake. Drug resistance caused by counterfeit medicines poses a very serious global health threat and intensifies the challenge of fighting infectious diseases such as […]

Scammers turning to bogus Google Calendar invitations to defraud consumers

October 1, 2019 in Fraud Alerts /by Fraud.org staff

Don’t assume any appointment that pops up on your phone or computer’s Calendar app is legit. Scammers are hoping you will!

Free trial offer? Not so fast

September 1, 2019 in Fraud Alerts /by Fraud.org staff

Checking out a free trial? Beware of fine print, or you might get stuck with a deal that’s anything but free.

Capital One Breach

August 8, 2019 in Latest Breaches /by Fraud.org staff

Capital One has announced that nearly 106 million customer accounts and credit card applications have been compromised. Breach announced: August 4, 2019 Breach Period: 2005-March 23, 2019 Description of the breach: Capital One has announced that many of their customers’ Social Security numbers, Canadian Social Insurance numbers, bank account numbers, names, addresses, credit scores, credit limits, […]

Equifax settlement: Beware of fake settlement offers!

August 1, 2019 in Latest Breaches /by Fraud.org staff

UPDATE: Due to the small size of Equifax’s settlement fund, victims may receive less than the promised $125 cash settlement. NCL is now recommending that consumers take advantage of the free credit monitoring option. While the Equifax breach is not new, the announcement of an FTC settlement fund could create an environment ripe for scammers […]

One-ring phone scam costing victims hundreds of dollars

August 1, 2019 in Fraud Alerts /by Fraud.org staff

Couldn’t answer the phone in time before they hung up? The One-Ring phone scam should make you think twice before calling back an unrecognized number.

Bogus web development scam targeting small businesses

July 1, 2019 in Fraud Alerts /by Fraud.org staff

Having a web presence can make a big difference in the success of a new business and scammers are well aware of that.

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