10 Scams Most of the Internet

The list below is a summary of the U.S. Federal Trade Commission of the most common crimes on the Internet as of 2005.
1. Internet Auctions: Store in a "virtual marketplace" that offers many choices of products with a good deal. After sending their money, consumers get the goods that are not in accordance with the promised or bad things or not all delivered.
2. Service with Internet access: free money, easy cash a check. Consumers who get stuck with a contract agreement from the Internet or access other web services, the consumer must pay a fine if you cancel the agreement.
3. Credit Card Fraud: Surfing on the Internet and view adult images online for free, just show your credit gift for your meyakinkana that age above 18 years. Promoters of fraudulent use of their credit card numbers to increase their credit card bills.
4. International Modem Dialing: Get free access to adult material and pornography by downloading a "viewer" or "dialer" computer program. Consumers complain that many remote connections in their phone bills. By using a program, their modem disconnected, then connected again to the Internet using a number of international long-distance connections.
5. Crimes Web: Get a custom-designed website for a free 30-day trial period, with no obligation to continue. The consumer received IOU in their phone bills even though they never took the offer or agree to an extension of service after the trial.
6. Multilevel Marketing Plans / Pyramids: Make money by selling products or services to the people you refer in this program. The consumers say they buy it through the program, but the customer was actually another distributor, not a public community.
7. Travel and Vacation: Get a luxurious trip with lots of discounts on travel costs. Companies sending low-quality accommodation and services that are not in accordance with the ad does not get the whole trip. Imposition of other hidden charges or additional requirements when the customer pays.
8. Business opportunities: to join with promises about potential earnings, many consumers have invested little capital and out into double. There is no evidence to back claims of income.
9. Planting Stock: Planting stock in a trading system and you will get your shares back to the number of lots. But the big profits always mean big risk. The consumer has lost money for their programs with the ability to follow market predictions with 100 percent accuracy.
10. Products / Services Health: Claiming a product "magic" and the promise of convincing consumers that their health problems can be cured. But people with chronic illnesses who put their hopes on this offer, they need healing may be delayed.

Excerpt: Magazine Xcode 2 "Adapted and translated by rumput_kering ^ ^ from the Internet Legalities & Ethics, 12th Lesson Hacker High School. This article above is only intended to allow Internet users to be more careful against the threat of fraud on the internet ".