Tax Day is coming (and so are IRS impersonation scams)
With Tax Day approaching, be on the lookout for the very popular IRS imposter scams
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With Tax Day approaching, be on the lookout for the very popular IRS imposter scams
If you’ve been on social media recently, chances are you’ve seen someone in your network launching a business in direct sales. You may have even been approached by someone inviting you to attend a get-together to learn about a “can’t miss” multi-level marketing (MLM) opportunity. Most of us are familiar with direct selling companies like […]
Found a can’t-miss opportunity that requires you buy a bunch of products and start recruiting friends? Beware this direct sales trend
Sweetheart swindles and other scams-of-the-heart among the top frauds plaguing Americans in 2018
Happy New Year! Scammers are always looking for new ways to steal from you. This year, make protecting yourself and family from scammers your top resolution.
Quora, the crowdsourced question and answer website has announced that 100 million user accounts have been compromised. Breach announced: December 3, 2018 Description of the breach: The popular question and answer website Quora, has announced that 100 million of its users may have had their account information compromised. The breach is believed to have compromised users’ names, email addresses, encrypted passwords, any data users may have […]
Scammers pose as real-life executives and ask employees to send money, reassuring them it’s a legit business expense. It’s not.
Marriott and Starwood properties have announced that the personal data of up to 500 million of their customers has been compromised. Breach announced: November 30, 2018 Description of the breach: Marriot International, which includes many popular hotel brands such as, Sheraton, and W Hotels, announced that the data of up to 500 million of their guests […]
Millions of Americans enjoy cruises to escape winter, but when you find a too-good-to-be-true deal on a cruise, it probably is.
Criminals are stealing gift card codes and draining their balances before the legitimate card holders can use them
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