Google Scam Feed- Beware: Another phone scam has been reportedBy Sabrina Westfall, Staff Writer A Linton woman wants to warn locals not to get caught up in a phone call scam she got this week. Sue Dwyer said her husband answered a call on their home phone from a strange number, listed under the name JM Kingston.See all stories on this topic » […]
- CVC superintendence over CBI does not mean interference with investigation: ex ...The order of the Supreme Court in the 2G scam case cancelling 122 2G licences has stirred a debate on the “superintendence” of the Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) over the Central Bureau of Investigation. In the verdict delivered last week, ...See all stories on this topic » […]
- Woman Arraigned in Cash for Keys ScamA woman alleged to have operated a "cash for keys" scam in Rancho Cucamonga has been charged with Burglary, Forgery and Grand Theft. Quddusa Lynette Anderson, 38, of Patton, was arraigned Thursday in Rancho Cucamonga Superior Court.See all stories on this topic » […]
- Skimming scam strikes Qualicum Beach"This sort of scam generally involves the storage of a victim's electronic bank card information by the card reading device," explains Oceanside Sergeant Darrell Robertson. "The device is inserted into the ATM card slot.See all stories on this topic » […]
- Beware: Another phone scam has been reported
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Gringotts Bank Business Opportunity – Harry Potter Spoof Email
In a lighter vein, here’s one I knocked up myself – guess what I’m reading at the moment! Though seems unsolicited, this owlmail is a business proposal to you. I appreciate the fact that you have every reason to be … Continue reading
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PhishTank.com – Anti Phishing Website that Gets Results!
PhishTank.com – Anti Phishing Website! Here’s the thing – from now on, ANY TIME you get an email that sends you to a PayPal/Bank of America/Google Adsense/eBay/your-bank-name site that you know is a scam site [that just wants your login/password/credit … Continue reading