My office is at home so I get to spend a lot of time on the internet. I could'nt help but notice all the ads for extra cash working from home. Always on the lookout for ways to suppliment my income I clicked on one of two and almost immediatly recieved tons of email. Some of the mail sounded good so I responded wanting more information. BAM! the email was overwhelming.
Grant you I was new to the Internet and friends had warned me to be careful, but what the heck I wasn't going to buy anything so what the worst that could happen? I know what you're thinking, Idiot, Moron. Hey this was 2006 and I had just purchased my first computer, after all not everybody was born in the computer age. About then it dawned on me I had the greatest research tool ever invented right at my fingertips, why not use it .
Scams, I found out were everywhere onine preying on people just like me. There were many articles written by angry victims, but thats not what I was looking for. How do you tell the good from the bad? There are atricles that not only tell you that, but also what you can do to report online fraud here's two to get you started.
http://www.consumerfraudreporting.org.php/ and http://www.onguardonline.gov/. These watchdog sites and many others can help identify fraud and scams. Don't forget The Better Business Bureau, Local law enforcement, and the local FBI are available online to assist you also. Hope this helped in a small way.
Grant you I was new to the Internet and friends had warned me to be careful, but what the heck I wasn't going to buy anything so what the worst that could happen? I know what you're thinking, Idiot, Moron. Hey this was 2006 and I had just purchased my first computer, after all not everybody was born in the computer age. About then it dawned on me I had the greatest research tool ever invented right at my fingertips, why not use it .
Scams, I found out were everywhere onine preying on people just like me. There were many articles written by angry victims, but thats not what I was looking for. How do you tell the good from the bad? There are atricles that not only tell you that, but also what you can do to report online fraud here's two to get you started.
http://www.consumerfraudreporting.org.php/ and http://www.onguardonline.gov/. These watchdog sites and many others can help identify fraud and scams. Don't forget The Better Business Bureau, Local law enforcement, and the local FBI are available online to assist you also. Hope this helped in a small way.
About the Author:
Reggie Osborne maintains a watchdog website providing information, articles,reviews,products and fraud and scam detection for the work at home businesses. go_to his website to view his free Work From Home guide at:scammed_again
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