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This is just a sample of the content found on this website. Please visit the website to read the entire page. " CLUB RESOURCES Advertising PublisherClub Targeted Advertising Marketing Successful Dot Com Directory of Marketing How-to Write HTML and Java Clean computer FTC advertising guidelines Club Mentors Computer Safety Advertising Spam Issues Marketing How to Quikonnex Personal consultation What Is Phishing? Phishing is a high-tech scam. The "phisher" uses spam or pop-up messages to trick you into giving out sensitive information like your passwords, credit card numbers, bank account information, or Social Security number. Funnily enough, phishing is nothing new. It used to be known simply as identity theft and the scammers usually did it over the telephone. The scammer would call you up and pretend to be someone from the bank asking you to confirm your account information, credit card numbers, PIN numbers, or passwords. Obviously the scammer was limited by the amount of time it took to ring each person, so identity theft never really took off until the advent of email spam and websites, which meant identity theft has become much more profitable and therefore widespread. Unfortunately, it is now an everyday occurre 1000 nce. Here's how phishing works : The scammer uses spam to send the phishing messages. You'll receive an email or pop-up message that looks like it's from a business or organization that you deal with – e.g. your Internet service provider (ISP), AOL, MSN, Yahoo, and Earthlink your bank e.g. Citibank, Westpac your online payment service e.g. PayPal a government agency The message usually says that you need to “update” or “validate” your account information, and there's usually a threat they will do something bad if you don’t respond within a short period of time, like close your account or charge y" .... read entire page
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