From Mary Landesman, your Guide to Antivirus Software
Scammers must have Spring Fever, because they've been out in full force this past week. To help you avoid becoming their next victim, here are a few of the more common scams circulating right now.
source : About.com
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| Apple iPad Testers Needed - NOT! A new scam is promising recipients that you can test and keep an Apple iPad. What you are really testing is the power of human-driven viral marketing scams. Instead of you getting a free gift, you'll be giving the scammers the keys to your virtual kingdom. | ||
| Color My MacBook Scam Facebook users are constantly plagued with scam offers for a free MacBook Air. The pitch starts with a Facebook message from a friend of yours (aka victim) who recommends the "FREE Mac-Book - Product Testers Wanted [Participation Required]" program. Not only will you be spending wads of cash to qualify, you'll be selling your friends out in the process. | ||
| Kim Jr: Scammer at Law This bogus email tries to trick you into believing it's private correspondence from an attorney. If you fall for the trick and reply, you'll be kicking off the infamous Advance Fee Fraud scam. | ||
| Pictures Ruse Used to Spam Zeus/Zbot Embarrassing photos of you posted online? That's waht scammers would have you believe. But while the photos may be fake, the backdoor you get trying to download them will be very real. |
source : About.com
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