Phishing Scams and How to Avoid Them

Phishing Scams have grown out of hand and the latest is an even bigger danger.
After you read this,make sure you never go to eBay through any e-mail.The latest e-mails
 from these scumbags use key logging teqniques to steal the information just if you open them.
Paypal is also getting bombarded with these phishing,keylogging e-mails.
The best trick is to change your password every week,just use two or three and rotate,
but change it once a week.When you visit any website through an e-mail
you run the risk of being hijacked to a look alike web site set up to steal vital information.
Always go directly to the web site by using your browser and typing in the website's URL.
That way,you know exactly where you are.These new scammers still can't hijack your
browser if you type the URL into your browser's window,and hit enter.


Keyloggers Phishing for Details


Phishing Resources

Privacy Rights Clearinghouse

Identity Theft Resource Center

Internet Scambusters

Anti-Phishing.org

US Department of Justice

Federal Trade Commision

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