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Fraud is not new, because it has been around us for centuries.
With the rise of the Internet trend, these scams have become more common.
A Nigerian Prince wants to give you his wealth, portfolio experts want you to invest in some hot stocks. You can make money working from home, or some girls think you're so cute and they're interested in you!
Do you have such messages in your mailbox? I expect you definitely have something similar.
You may be the next victim of fraud.
If you are aware of such scams, you are much less likely to be caught in them.
Here are the most common online scams and the most important tips on how to protect yourself.
1. Fraud 419
Fraud 419 or prepaid fraud or Nigerian letters it is the most common form of fraud, more common on the Internet.
The scammer usually poses as a member of a wealthy Nigerian Royal family or other African family.
After the death of a loved family member, etc., he / she is ready to transfer all his / her money or wealth to you by contacting you personally.
And !! You must pay / submit a small amount of fees to issue a payment for a larger amount of money.
The process requires prepayment.
Tips: do not respond or ignore such email requests, do not disclose your Bank details, and so on.
2. Phishing
Well, we talked a lot about phishing, if there are any materials here:
3. Dating / romance scams
If you receive an email like " My name is Anna or (Any good name), I'm from the USA or Russia, etc. after looking at your Vkontakte profile, I decided to write to you because I like you. What do you think of me?
These scammers try to take advantage of people on Dating sites or via email, convincing them that they are looking for a good partner or potential partner or companion, etc.
They play such an emotional game that you provide them with some money, Bank details, gifts or personal data.
Tips: Never pay or transfer money to someone you haven't met in real life.
Do not share your personal and confidential information, your home address or contact number.
Never trust a person who will never meet you face to face.
4. Text message fraud
Be careful with your phone messages.
Some claim that you have won a huge amount of money, etc., trying to divorce you.
You can also receive these messages, such as from a Bank, PayPal, Apple, or any well-known brand.
This may be a different type of phishing.
Tips: don't click on the link, even if it looks like a link from a Bank or PayPal, etc.
Do not call the specified numbers. Contact your Bank and let them know about this incident.
5. Scammers in technical support
These are the biggest scams for consumers at the moment.
This mainly applies to the elderly.
You may receive an unsolicited call from a person who claims to be from Microsoft technical support or any other technical support provider, asking them to allow access to your computer and saying that your computer may be infected with viruses or other malicious programs.
Tips: just hang up and don't trust them.
Neither Microsoft nor any technical support service will call you like this.
6. Income tax fraud
You may receive a call / email from a person who is claimed to belong to the tax authority, stating that you have some unpaid taxes, and threatening that if you don't pay the full amount due immediately by wire transfer, they will file a lawsuit, etc.
Tips: Don't call such a person. Don't transfer money or make payments in a panic.
Call the tax service's hotline numbers and let them know about the problem.
7. Unexpected winnings
Be careful if someone wants to lure you with an unexpected win, whether it's money, a prize, or a lottery that you've never bought.
Tips: don't share your personal information with these scammers.
8. Investment scammers
Scammers are ready to lure you with easy earnings, they will tell you a quick way to make money or double your money in a very short period of time or invest in individual stocks, as you will get very rich in a short period of time.
Tips: don't trust them, if they can do it themselves, why do they convince you?
9. Fake software updates
For example, receiving emails to update certain software, and so on for new features or additional benefits.
Tips: always visit the product's website to verify the legitimacy of a software update.
Do not click on the updates or downloads link in the email.
10. Charity scammers
Scammers imitate real and genuine charities by asking for donations or claiming that they have raised some Fund for some natural disasters.
Tips: don't pay money right away. Try making a small query to "break through" this fact.
With the rise of the Internet trend, these scams have become more common.
A Nigerian Prince wants to give you his wealth, portfolio experts want you to invest in some hot stocks. You can make money working from home, or some girls think you're so cute and they're interested in you!
Do you have such messages in your mailbox? I expect you definitely have something similar.
You may be the next victim of fraud.
If you are aware of such scams, you are much less likely to be caught in them.
Here are the most common online scams and the most important tips on how to protect yourself.
1. Fraud 419
Fraud 419 or prepaid fraud or Nigerian letters it is the most common form of fraud, more common on the Internet.
The scammer usually poses as a member of a wealthy Nigerian Royal family or other African family.
After the death of a loved family member, etc., he / she is ready to transfer all his / her money or wealth to you by contacting you personally.
And !! You must pay / submit a small amount of fees to issue a payment for a larger amount of money.
The process requires prepayment.
Tips: do not respond or ignore such email requests, do not disclose your Bank details, and so on.
2. Phishing
Well, we talked a lot about phishing, if there are any materials here:
- What is a phishing scam and 10 tips to avoid it
- Phishing attacks disguised as an email from the boss
- Credit Card Phishing - iPhone Campaign
3. Dating / romance scams
If you receive an email like " My name is Anna or (Any good name), I'm from the USA or Russia, etc. after looking at your Vkontakte profile, I decided to write to you because I like you. What do you think of me?
These scammers try to take advantage of people on Dating sites or via email, convincing them that they are looking for a good partner or potential partner or companion, etc.
They play such an emotional game that you provide them with some money, Bank details, gifts or personal data.
Tips: Never pay or transfer money to someone you haven't met in real life.
Do not share your personal and confidential information, your home address or contact number.
Never trust a person who will never meet you face to face.
4. Text message fraud
Be careful with your phone messages.
Some claim that you have won a huge amount of money, etc., trying to divorce you.
You can also receive these messages, such as from a Bank, PayPal, Apple, or any well-known brand.
This may be a different type of phishing.
Tips: don't click on the link, even if it looks like a link from a Bank or PayPal, etc.
Do not call the specified numbers. Contact your Bank and let them know about this incident.
5. Scammers in technical support
These are the biggest scams for consumers at the moment.
This mainly applies to the elderly.
You may receive an unsolicited call from a person who claims to be from Microsoft technical support or any other technical support provider, asking them to allow access to your computer and saying that your computer may be infected with viruses or other malicious programs.
Tips: just hang up and don't trust them.
Neither Microsoft nor any technical support service will call you like this.
6. Income tax fraud
You may receive a call / email from a person who is claimed to belong to the tax authority, stating that you have some unpaid taxes, and threatening that if you don't pay the full amount due immediately by wire transfer, they will file a lawsuit, etc.
Tips: Don't call such a person. Don't transfer money or make payments in a panic.
Call the tax service's hotline numbers and let them know about the problem.
7. Unexpected winnings
Be careful if someone wants to lure you with an unexpected win, whether it's money, a prize, or a lottery that you've never bought.
Tips: don't share your personal information with these scammers.
8. Investment scammers
Scammers are ready to lure you with easy earnings, they will tell you a quick way to make money or double your money in a very short period of time or invest in individual stocks, as you will get very rich in a short period of time.
Tips: don't trust them, if they can do it themselves, why do they convince you?
9. Fake software updates
For example, receiving emails to update certain software, and so on for new features or additional benefits.
Tips: always visit the product's website to verify the legitimacy of a software update.
Do not click on the updates or downloads link in the email.
10. Charity scammers
Scammers imitate real and genuine charities by asking for donations or claiming that they have raised some Fund for some natural disasters.
Tips: don't pay money right away. Try making a small query to "break through" this fact.