Tag Archives: scams
Secret To Help Keep Your PayPal Account Safe From Hackers
With more than 94 million users worldwide, not to mention the most common way of payment on eBay, it’s no wonder PayPal is a big hot spot for hackers.
Now I’m not going to spend anytime telling you how wonderful Paypal is to have or how easy it is to use. What I am going to share with you is one simple technique to help you keep your PayPal account a little more secure from hackers.
Sorry, I am a doer not a teacher so I will try to make this as easy to follow and simple to do as I know how. So, basically this is expecially for newbies or someone that has been hacked in the past and need to set up a more secure PayPal account.
Work At Home Mom Scam Hits Facebook
I wish affiliates would look into these so called get rich overnight CPA offers a little closer. This morning after logging onto FaceBook I found a link to one of these Work At Home Scams - Mom Makes $8,795 Month Part-Time. I knew what it was the moment I saw the spam comment. I looked for the person who had posted the ’comment’ but couldn’t find it again. If someone can find this information please let me know.
This is the same sort of Work At Home Google Scam that hit the online advertising space last year.
Blog Post May 25th 2009 Is Working Online At Home A Goldrush Scam?
Here is the link to the newest fake news site advertised by a facebook user, you will have to copy and paste since I am not given this website the courtesy of any link juice.
Hot Linkers Suck Are Your Links Being HiJacked?
Yes! Hot linkers suck. They copy your links to your download pages, zip files and eBooks and give them away as a courtesy to their visitors. One of my oldest domains had been dedicated to giveaway information and download-able files, software, zip files, eBooks and the like for many years now. And it has been a hot bed for hot linking thieves.
Hot linking is when a domain owner offers free or paid products but doesn’t host the aucual files themselves. To save web space or time and energy they link directly to your download page or directly to the zip files on your site. It saves them a purchase and makes them look cool to be offering all these free downloads.
There are others out there that like to share your download page or zip files with their buddies. There are special forums and member sites online created just to share and pass links to other peoples products, especially paid products. They share log-ins and passwords also.
Is Working Online At Home The Next Gold Rush Scam?
Smells like total scam to me. I looked and I’m sure you looked too. These websites have been popping up all over the place promising you easy fast cash from posting links to Google. With so many unweb savy people out of work and these sites just screaming Make Money in Your Sleep, no wonder so many people get caught up in it. I really hate things like this. If making $5000 a month was as easy as posting links on Google, don’t you think everyone would be doing it AND raving about it. I mean how many mailing lists are you on?
I can’t help but wonder how many people are handing over their credit card numbers to these people?
By taking a closer look at the websites we can pick up some tell tale signs that scream total scam, hide your credit card and RUN. I like this suggestion from “Strangely” on this Google Forum
EVERYONE! Just tell everyone you know, at the soonest opportunity, to get the hell away from anything that looks like this or sounds like this. If you see a (Advertising AdWords ect) link, click it like mad and burn up their adsense funding.
