Most of us are at least somewhat familiar with card skimming. It’s an old trick, by which scammers use a device to steal data off of magnetic stripe cards. Well, there’s a new threat out there to know about called card “shimming.”
Read more →The internet is a wonderful tool. Nowadays, it seems impossible to live without it. However, users need to be cautious of internet fraud when either buying or selling online. Internet fraud occurs whenever online services or software are used to commit fraud.
Many people find themselves in a situation where they have developed bad credit. Those who hope to become financially stable will be in search of the best tactics and resources to repair credit damage.
Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving, has long been a tradition. Cyber Monday, the Monday after Thanksgiving, is the rapidly growing counterpart to Black Friday.
Gone are the days of junk mail in the physical mailbox. Today, scammers don’t have to invest in stamps to attempt to cheat you out of your money or steal your identity. No, the advent of email has increased scam potential and made a host of people vulnerable to thievery at its sneakiest.
You’re getting ready to leave home, to strike out on your own, to venture into the exciting, though a little scary, world of continuing education.
Now more than ever, we rely on credit cards for payment- whether it be in store or online. While this makes shopping convenient and safer, paying with a credit also has its own set of challenges and risks.
Criminals are turning to the internet for their next big score. According to online fraud statistics, they seem to be successful!
Sadly, scams have become a part of life. But that doesn’t mean you need to remain a helpless victim!
Did you fall victim to an online scam? Are you afraid your money might be gone for good? Don’t worry. eConsumer Services® can help.
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