Federal Trade Commission's Top 10 Internet Fraud/Scam list
 

Hmmmmm, #3 looks mighty familiar :1orglaugh Cardbanging


Check out the list at: hxxp://catalinalaw.com/social-media-web-2-0/ftc-top-10-internet-fraud-scams/

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Credit Card Fraud The Bait: Surf the Internet and view adult images online for free, just for sharing your credit card number to prove you?re over 18. The Catch: Consumers say that fraudulent promoters have used their credit card numbers to run up charges on their cards. The Safety Net: Share credit card information only when buying from a company you trust. Dispute unauthorized charges on your credit card bill by complaining to the bank that issued the card. Federal law limits your liability to $50 in charges if your card is misused.

this is funny, nothing like that exists, nobody can be that bad ... :upsidedow

How shocking. Of course no company we know about would do anything like that!

http://tsminteractive.com/files/2011/06/betty-white.jpg

:helpme :Oh crap :party-smi

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Betty is a goddess

Loved her work in Golden Girls :1orglaugh:thumbsup

That is a bit shit list really. I would have thought fake virus software would have been massivily higher but it wasnt on there at all.

The Bait: Surf the Internet and view adult images online for free, just for sharing your credit card number to prove you?re over 18.

The Catch: Consumers say that fraudulent promoters have used their credit card numbers to run up charges on their cards.

OR

The Bait: Surf the Internet and view adult images online for free, just for sharing your credit card number to prove you?re over 18, and not reading the TOS which state that one will be charged after 24 hours.

The Catch: Consumers say that fraudulent promoters have used their credit card numbers to run up charges on their cards, as stated in the TOS which was not read by the moronic customer.

http://www.grenchnertagblatt.ch/asse...dd466b8d98c596

Anybody have any idea where all their money went and who they are doing biz with now? :uhoh

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I would cheer them madly if they put a couple people in our industry in jail over this. Make no mistake it is costing many of us money and it is unethical. If any feds are reading this please toss them 'em in jail and allow no plea bargains. Put some of the big guys in prison and set an example.