How to Avoid Missed Jury Duty Scams
Learn how to spot and avoid a jury duty scam. Discover common warning signs, how these scams work, and what to do if you’re targeted.
Email Scams
The most common form of electronic communication is also one of the most common avenues for scammers as email scams have been running for decades.
Some refer to the pop culture, contests, pandemic-related information, and surveys, promising free money for vital information. That’s one of the oldest phishing scams.
The email scams often lead to identity theft. The good news is, here is how to remove your personal information from the Internet.
Email Scams: List Below
Email scams have gotten even more sophisticated, including Amazon scam email messages that really appear to be from the Amazon website. Here is how you can detect and block any harmful website on the Internet.
Apple ID email scams are common as well, with the millions of users of iPhones and other Apple products across the globe.
New email scams are arising every day, so keep your eyes open and watch this space to learn about them as they develop. See below:
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Beware of Fake Scheduled Payments To Your Telecom Company
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Spear Phishing: One of the Most Common Email Scams
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Hulu Refund Email
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Zero Day Vulnerability Email
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Canada Post Scam Email
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NortonLifeLock Email
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Capella BioScience Scam
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Netflix Free Year Scam
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Google Subpoena Email
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