This Season
 
  • Dealing with a negligent doctor is frustrating and, at times, may seem impossibly overwhelming -- making you feel you should ignore your complaint altogether. Filing a complaint against your doctor is…

  • The Facebook social-networking site allows you to connect with family and friends through your own online profile page. The site is packed with features, including the ability to chat and message…

  • Scammers use an array of methods to defraud you of your money or your identity, including traditional mail, telephone and the Internet. To counteract fraudulent individuals and organizations, local,…

  • The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is the first stop for people in the United States wishing to complain about a website. It handles any complaints related to Internet fraud and scams, identity…

  • HackersHomePage attempts to provide information for hackers and other cyber criminals. You might wish to file a complaint against the website if content on the site has defrauded you in some way or…

  • In 2008, about one in every four grievances submitted to the Internet Crime Complaint Center of the Federal Trade Commission involved an auction scam, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation…

  • Western Union is a company that provides a worldwide money transferring service. Scammers claiming to be from Western Union send fake emails trying to solicit money or account information from…

  • As the Internet continues to increase in popularity, more users fall victim to frauds and scams. The Internet Crime Complaint Center reports that web-based scams, including identity theft, phishing…

  • Practically everyone who uses email is subject to receiving unsolicited messages promising vast riches for investing in a new scheme or an announcement that they have "won" a foreign lottery. Because…

  • The Internet is a great tool for activities such as shopping, accessing governmental services, researching funding resources for startup businesses, reading news articles, listening to good music and…

  • While the Internet is the world's greatest source of information, it can also be a source of danger and fraud when used improperly. Even the most Internet-savvy individual is at risk for scams, fraud…

  • Internet email scams are a prevalent crime in which perpetrators seek to steal money from unsuspecting victims through a number of different means. According to the FBI, Internet scams include…

  • Scams have been around for a very long time, but with the internet it is easier than ever to scam large groups of people in a short amount of time. When online users check their emails, they may see…

  • Sometimes spam e-mails can do more than just take up space in your inbox. Individuals or companies often attempt to get money or personal information through emails. These people or entities may word…

  • According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, scams conducted over email are usually considered a form of mail or wire fraud. The perpetrators of most of these scams seek to relieve their victims…

  • An email inbox can be a dangerous place. Internet con artists flood the web with emails as a means of separating people from their hard-earned cash, and while they may be easy for the web-savvy to…

  • There are many individuals lurking around on the Internet in pursuit of ill-gotten gains. One of the ways to receive those gains is via fraudulent emails, also known as scams. There are quite a few…

  • Every day, thousands--if not millions--of scam emails are sent and received around the world. These messages may be as simple as attempts to obtain email passwords or elaborate financial fraud…

  • According to the FBI and the U.S. Secret Service, consumers lose millions of dollars annually to various kinds of email scams and online fraud. There are Nigerian bank scams, personal information…

  • The Internet is a wonderful resource, a tool that allows people to exchange information and share data with anyone in the world, provided all parties are online. But the Internet is also rife with…

  • Every day you probably find dozens of spam emails clogging your inbox. Among them you may see warnings that you must contact your bank to prevent your account from being frozen or that you must…

  • Almost everyone dreams of winning the lottery, and online scammers take advantage of this wishful thinking to rip off people. If you are notified via email or postal mail that you've won a lottery,…

  • Identity thieves are burglars breaking in through your computer. With identity theft running rampant, it's important to know how to protect yourself. One of the fastest, and sometimes easiest, way…

  • Don't lose your fortune to a Nigerian scammer because you were too dumb to spot to scam. Every year many people become victims to scammers because they try, try, try again until they get someone to…

  • In 2004, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) issued a news release that exposed the National Do Not Email Registry website as a scam. The appeal of reducing spam and unwanted email drew many to this…

  • According to reports issued by AARP, more than half of all fraud victims are individuals older than age 50. Because they control much of the nation's wealth, seniors are more likely to be targeted by…

  • The distributors of email scams provide misleading information, sometimes for the purpose of stealing the recipient's money. Therefore, you need to know how to spot a scam email and thereby avoid it.…

  • Scam emails arrive in the inboxes of almost every person who has an email account. They are at best an annoyance and at worst a personal and financial disaster for those who are taken in by these…

  • The Internet is in our homes and we use it in our everyday life. And while it offers a number of conveniences, it also poses a cybersecurity risk. But you can protect yourself from criminals that are…

  • Finding yourself the victim of an email scam can be painful, both personally and financially. Claims made by strangers through email should be carefully examined or dismissed altogether to protect…