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The term "Internet fraud" or "internet scam" refers generally to any type of fraud scheme that uses one or more components of the Internet - such as chat rooms, e-mail, message boards, or Web sites - to present fraudulent solicitations to prospective victims, to conduct fraudulent transactions, or to transmit the proceeds of fraud to financial institutions or to other connected with the scheme.

Common Fraud Scams

- Telemarketing Fraud
- Nigerian Letter or 419 Fraud
- Impersonation/Identity Fraud
- Advance Fee Scheme
- Health Insurance

Investment Related Scams

- Letter of Credit Fraud
- Prime Bank Note
- Ponzi Scheme
- Pyramid Scheme

Internet Scams

- Internet Auction Fraud
- Non-Delivery of Merchandise
- Credit Card Fraud
- Investment Fraud
- Business Fraud
- Nigerian Letter Scam

Fraud Target: Senior Citizens

- Health Insurance Fraud
- Counterfeit Prescription Drugs
- Funeral and Cemetery Fraud
- Fraudulent "Anti-Aging" Products
- Telemarketing Fraud
- Internet Fraud
- Investment Schemes

seek legitimate programs and look for companies that ahve paid and provide some type of proof.

Reference: http://www.internetfraud.usdoj.gov

There are so many schemes of scam and fraud in the internet. You may see their ads in the websites and even in your emails. The ads or emails will usually convince you to pay money to earn big and easy money even without experience.

Common Internet Fraud And Scam Schemes

Envelope stuffing

An email or ad says that you will earn an easy money by just stuffing envelopes. If you respond to this scam, you will be required to pay for materials. Then you will be sent a ad flyers you have to put up around your neighborhood or community. Then, interested parties responding to your ads will send you $2 in a pre-addressed, pre-paid mail envelope. You will stuff this envelope with another pack of flyers and send it to them.

Assembly work at home

An ad or email will tell you that you can earn big money by assembling toys or craft items, experience not necessary. If you respond to this scam, you will be encouraged to buy the starter kit to assemble craft projects or toys with a promise that the finished product will be bought back at a very high price. But when have finished the assembly, you will be told that "your work does not meet the specifications" even if you have perfectly done it.

These scammers just want to sell their starter kits. To buy back the assembled products is just a bait. So, you will be left with assembled craft items with no one to sell them to.

Multi-Level Marketing or Pyramid Scheme

An email or an ad will tell you that you will earn big money by recruiting others, no experience needed. If you respond to this scam, you will be told to pay for monthly membership and/or for some training materials on how to recruit others.

Being a member, you will earn commission when you recruited other people and from the people they recruited up to nth-level deep. The emphasis of this scheme is only to recruit people and pay for membership.

The losers here are the people at the bottom when the market is saturated or when the people stop believing this scam but the few people on the top end up instant millionaires.

Chain Letter

An email will tell you to send money to the people on the list at a given amount. Then, remove the name on the top of the list and place your name at the bottom. Then, forward the emails to your friends, acquaintances or to anybody who supposed to do the same thing. There may be a warning or threat if you did not forward the letter to others. If you follow this email, you will be a loser. Educated people will not waste their time responding to this kind of scam.

Home Typing

An ad or email will tell you that will earn big and easy money by typing at home. If you respond to this scam, you will be required to pay for membership. Then, you will be sent the instructions on how to post your ads to the free ad sites. In reality you will not type but it will be more on cut, paste and posting ads to required hundreds of ad sites.

Telecommuting Jobs

An email or ad will tell you that you will get a an info pack including list of legitimate companies hiring for people who wants to work at home as typists, medical transcriptionist, translators, designers, etc. when you pay a specified amount of money. But when you get the info pack, you will only discover that the companies are hiring workers living within their area or the hiring requirement is already outdated.

Work at Home Scam Advisory from US Federal Trade Commission

Phishing

An increasingly prevalent scam currently being employed by unscrupulous individuals is phishing.

Phishing involves an email message being sent out to as many Internet email addresses that the fraudster can obtain, claiming to come from a legitimate organisation such as a bank, online payment service, online retailer or similar. The email requests the recipient to update or to verify their personal and financial information, including date of birth, login information, account details, credit card numbers, PIN numbers, etc. Some of the email messages include a threat that failure to update or validate will result in, for example, the account being frozen. The objective is to induce unsuspecting recipients, who happen to be customers of the legitimate organisation being imitated, to respond to the email and to provide the information being requested.

The email will contain a link that takes you to a spoof web site that looks identical, or at least very similar, to the organisation's genuine site. In some cases, when the link in the email is clicked, the genuine site is accessed, but is overlaid with a smaller window with the spoof site, making it more believable. Clicking on a link may also download malicious software, known as "spyware" onto your PC which will record your use of the Internet and forward this information, and possibly a log of your keystrokes, to the fraudster. The fraudsters will use this financial information to compromise bank accounts, credit cards, etc.

To avoid getting phished you should never respond to email messages that request personal or financial information and never click on a link in such an email. Reputable organisations do not send unsolicited email messages asking their customers to update or verify their personal and security details. If you are in doubt about the legitimacy of the email, or if you think that you have been a victim of a phishing scam, you should contact the organisation in question immediately. You should, however, be careful to use the normal method you use to contact the organisation in question, rather than use any suggestions included in, or by responding to, the email.

Phising Mules

Once the fraudsters have collected financial information of individuals via phishing, they are then in a position to abuse this information and steal money out of the compromised accounts. In order to cover their tracks, however, they recruit unsuspecting individuals to act as go-betweens by placing a variety of tempting job adverts on the Internet promising the chance to earn money quickly without expending much effort. These recruits are known as mules.

The bank accounts of the mules will be used to accept transfers of money from the compromised accounts. The mules will be asked to withdraw the money from their accounts in the form of cash and forward it, minus their commission, to the fraudsters using an international money transfer agency. The fraudsters can therefore maintain their anonymity, but there is a trail to the phishing mules, which can be followed by the authorities.

Be very careful about job offers which involve the acceptance and release of funds to a bank account in return for commission. Mules recruited by phishing fraudsters are money laundering and are likely to face criminal prosecution.

Advance Fee or 419

This involves unsolicited letters and email messages offering the recipient a generous reward for helping to move a staggeringly large balance of funds, usually in US Dollars. These funds are said to be anything from corporate profits / accumulated bribes / unspent government funds to unclaimed funds belonging to a deceased person.

The fraudsters are after banking details. The transactions typically require the recipient of the letter or email message to pay something like a fee/tax/bribe to complete the deal � this is the Advance Fee. Such fees will be lost.

A recent development is to convince the recipient that the funds are ready to be moved by getting them to log on to a fake bank website and look at a specific account which shows a credit balance of tens of millions of dollars. These funds do not exist.

It is also common for recipients' details to be used to perpetrate in other types of fraud.

Lottery

This involves letters or email messages which advise that the recipient has won a prize in a lottery. To obtain the funds the recipient has to respond to the letter or email message. A request will then be made for the recipient to provide his/her bank account details to allow for funds to be transferred. The recipient may also be asked to pay a handling/processing fee. This fee, if paid, will be lost. Also any details given will probably be used to perpetrate other fraud.

The Internet and Reviews

Wednesday, June 27, 2007

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