"SOMEONE YOU CALL YOUR FRIEND WANTS YOU DEAD," the message reads, and at that point, most of us would sit up and pay attention. Lowlifes are targetting unsuspecting victims by claiming that their very lives are at stake - that a friend or loved one has hired a professional to kill them. The only way to stop the purported "hit"? Money, of course.Added by Scamraider on December 30, 2009 at 11:54am — No Comments
Was the Airplane Terrorist Scammed?Added by Scamraider on December 28, 2009 at 4:00pm — No Comments
Most of us have received a jury summons in the past, and whether you consider it a hassle or a civic duty, almost everyone reports. But what if someone told you that you failed to report and there was a warrant out for your arrest? That's the twist on a scam that many trusting Americans have been falling for for years.
The scammer calls and claims that, because you have failed to show up for jury duty, your freedom is now in jeopardy. Of course, the victim will… Continue
Added by Scamraider on December 28, 2009 at 10:34am — No Comments
This is yet another scam that endeavors to fool people into giving out personal information, putting themselves at risk for identity theft and losing control of their bank account information. In this instance, victims receive a letter supposedly from their bank, printed on bank stationary, asking for information for the purpose of reporting earnings to the IRS. Enclosed would also be a fake IRS form, called a W-9095, which was designed to look like a valid IRS form, the W-9.… Continue
Added by Scamraider on December 28, 2009 at 10:30am — No Comments
Are you getting what you paid for? Don't be so sure. An investigation of several Jiffy Lube locations revealed that customers were being charged for work that was, in fact, never done to their cars. This investigation was carried out by Joel Grover and Matt Goldberg, reporters for NBC4 in Los Angeles, California. They used surveillance, marked car parts, and hidden cameras to determine that after dropping cars off for routine repair work (such as oil changes, or fuel filter… Continue
Added by Scamraider on December 23, 2009 at 10:17am — 1 Comment
This is yet another email scam that you should be aware of, should it ever land in your inbox. The fraudulent email will look something like this:Added by Scamraider on December 22, 2009 at 3:11pm — No Comments
Since the late 1970's, scammers have targetted businesses across the United States with a small and simple, but effective swindle -- call and ask for the serial numbers of a copier/fax machine in the building. The scam artist then has a pallette of copier paper delivered -- usually low-grade -- along with an invoice for an astronomical sum.
The culprit is counting on the office manager paying the invoice without checking with the shipper first, assuming that the… Continue
Added by Scamraider on December 22, 2009 at 3:07pm — 1 Comment
After assessing my medical prognosis and the extreme postoperative oncology treatments I must undergo in the hope of lessening the spread of melanoma cancer, I have elected to resign from all activities and involvements surrounding Scamraiders. After approximately one year of planned cancer treatment and assuming I am still alive, I will re-asses my options. Another factor in my arriving at this decision embraces the precious time spent required responding to dastardly, false and… Continue
Added by Scamraider on December 21, 2009 at 1:24pm — No Comments
There are lots of chain emails floating around out there warning of long-distance phone scams. While there is a kernal of truth to many of them, the details are often greatly exagerrated in the emails to really grab the reader's attention. This article will help to give you the real fact and let you know what you really need to watch out for.Added by Scamraider on December 17, 2009 at 3:41pm — No Comments
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Social networks like Facebook, MySpace, Friendster, Linkedin and Twitter have been around for years, but only recently have they reached the tipping point of media saturation and shown up the general public’s radar. As with all things well-trafficked there are plenty of individuals and companies who will do their best to use these sites to fill their own coffers via morally questionable means.Added by Scamraider on December 16, 2009 at 2:15pm — No Comments
The holiday season is officially in full swing. In addition to the decorations, caroling and roasting chestnuts on an open fire, we have a whole new set of seasonal scams to keep us on our toes.Added by Scamraider on December 15, 2009 at 11:45am — No Comments
Scamraiders has just obtained a Filed Copy of a Motion in New York Supreme Court (12-10-09, a Public Document) seeking multiple branches of Relief from the Court against: Kenneth Gomez Esq. (the bag-man and front) and George Pavia Esq., John Siebert, Russo-Burke, Joe Burke Esq., and others in concert with them. Scamraiders is dedicated to exposing corruption, ruthless and illegal acts such as those perpetuated by Gomez and his ‘Associates’. A significant portion of these Persons… Continue
Added by Scamraider on December 11, 2009 at 1:51pm — No Comments
Apple's iPhone is hugely successful, largely due to the number of "apps" it offers to the user. Apps are applications created by third parties which are used for a variety of things including games, photography, translation, maps, recipes, and hundreds of others. Apple users can rate apps (5 stars is the highest rating), and these user ratings have a big impact on which apps other people buy and use.
This week, Apple removed iPhone developer Molinker Inc. and it's… Continue
Added by Scamraider on December 10, 2009 at 3:00pm — No Comments
Successful scam artists thrive on identifying a victim’s weakness and then exploiting that area for their monetary gains. Those who are trusting or naïve are often the prime targets for these con artists. One group that fits the bill would be children, and the parents of children who would go to any links to improve the lives of their offspring.
There are many different methods scammers use to target trusting children and their frazzled parents. Whether stealing… Continue
Added by Scamraider on December 10, 2009 at 9:42am — No Comments
WINDSHIELD WONDER---PLASTIC HANDLE ATTACHED TO A RAG---COST $10, PLUS S&H WASTE OF MONEY PURE JUNK.
SMART MOP---$20, PLUS S&H --YOU'RE NOT SO SMART IF YOU BUY THIS ONE, GO TO HOME DEPOT
METAL DETECTORS----MANY ON THE MARKET. THEY ARE COSTLY AND UNLESS YOU THINK YOU CAN FIND A 'NEEDLE IN A HAYLOFT', YOU MAY DETECT SOME OLD CANS AND OTHER JUNK---SAVE YOUR…
Added by Scamraider on December 10, 2009 at 9:30am — No Comments
"Make 1000's of dollars a day with Google!" "Easy Money with Google: Make $1000 a day working from home!" Have you see ads like this? Well, as tempting as they may sound, stay away! Google filed a lawsuit this week in an effort to stop companies from using their name to hook people into fraudulent work-at-home schemes. Because Google is such a trusted company, "Thousands of people have been tricked into sending payment information and being charged hidden fees by questionable… Continue
Added by Scamraider on December 9, 2009 at 10:38am — No Comments
Reports are popping up everywhere, including from MSNBC, about a scam e-mail that’s circulating around the Twilight fan base. It’s trying to get teens to fork over money in order to get casting information about the series’ final movie “Breaking Dawn.” However, neither a casting director nor a location for the film have even been chosen yet!
Lana Veenker, the woman who handled casting in the Northwest region for “Twilight” says she tracked down the company… Continue
Added by Scamraider on December 8, 2009 at 11:52am — No Comments
To Shoot or Not to ShootAdded by Scamraider on December 8, 2009 at 10:13am — No Comments
The politicians can continue arguing amongst themselves on whether or not we are actually at war. The fact remains there are literally hundreds of thousands of Americans in the military currently deployed overseas. As with any newsworthy trend, this fact has not been lost on the scammers who are always looking for a new way to make a quick buck.Added by Scamraider on December 8, 2009 at 9:30am — No Comments
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