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  • How To Stay Clear of Online Scams

     The online scams on the Internet are hidden like landmines, ready to explode on the unsuspecting surfer who happens to believe what they say. These web scams have the ability to take not just your cash but also your identity if you don't know how to protect yourself.Most of the sites that you find online are legitimate and offer you goods or services with a secure method of payment.More

  • Virtual Credit Cards For Safer Online Shopping

     If you are looking for safer online shopping you may want to consider a virtual credit card. It takes away a lot of the risk of personal information and credit card numbers falling into the hands of thieves.A virtual credit card offers you the option of shopping online with a disposable credit card number that are single-use credit card numbers, which expire within one or two months.More

  • Safe Web Surfing Tips

     Safe web surfing on the Internet continues to get harder every day. Even though you can't eliminate all of the risks, there are ways you can reduce some of the danger.Anything you download from the Internet is a threat but a few software types are particularly known for including spyware and adware.More

  • Beware of The Jury Duty Scam

     The jury duty scam is the newest type of identity theft scammers are using to get your personal information. This is a new twist on identity theft, and you should be aware of it so you can avoid becoming a new victim.With the jury duty scam, the scammer calls you claiming to work for the local court and tells you that you failed to report for jury duty.More

  • How To Avoid Online Scams

     According to an FBI report from 2003 to 2004 online scams doubled with nearly ten million new victims. This crime cost those victims nearly $5 billion of money they could not afford to lose.Sadly, people are continuing to fall for online scams where identity theft is the spammers goal.More

  • How Does A Firewall Work?

     You may have heard the term firewall before but have you ever wondered how does a firewall work and why do I need one? A computer firewall protects your computer by putting up a barrier to keep anyone from accessing your files when you are surfing the Internet.Once a hacker get access to your files malicious codes spread through your computer retrieving your personal information that the hacker can use to steal your identity or charge items with your credit card numbers.More

  • Pharming - Another New Scam

     Pharming is one of the latest online scams and rapidly growing threat that has been showing up on the Internet. It's a new way for criminals to try to get into your computer so they can steal your personal data.Phishing and pharming are related online scams but pharming has evolved into a much more sophisticated trick.More

  • Spyware Symptoms

     Spyware symptoms happen when your computer gets bogged down with spyware programs running in the background without your knowledge. Spyware, adware, malware and even spamware can cause your computer to behave very strange.If you are experiencing any of these spyware symptoms listed below, chances are you have spyware or other unwanted software installed on your computer.More

  • Eliminate Adware and Spyware

     Everyone should eliminate spyware and adware from your hard drive for your computer privacy protection. Spyware and adware programs also slow down the speed of your computer by cluttering your hard drive with annoying programs. Once you eliminate adware and spyware, your computer speed will improve immediately.More

  • Reporting Internet Scams

     When it comes to reporting Internet scams most of us either don't have a clue who to contact or just ignore them in our email. But according to an FBI report in December 2004, nearly ten million people last year didn't ignore them and fell for the latest Internet scams. The money those victims lost totaled nearly $5 billion.More