Password Protection Humour

To view this post, please click Passwords are Like Toothbrushes and learn some safety tips about protecting your information.

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More Banking Scams

The hopeful scamming idiots are at it again. First I received a scam letter from "ABSA Bank" (see Scam with Absa Banking).

This week I received an email claiming to be from Standard Bank. There was much less effort put into this one compared to the detailed Absa scam-mail.

The email simply stated:

Dear Customer,


We have noticed that someone other than you logged into your account on the *th of August 2010 at 11:11 PM, due to this, we have deactivated your account for safety reasons. We suspect this was done by the new fraud scheme, they use the traditional method of identity theft (phishing), hacking into customers online banking.


You can also visit your nearest branch or restore your account here


Please Click Below and follow the steps.
 
Quite laughable really, that they actually mention phishing and hacking.  I suppose this is a lame attempt to gain some trust from the reader.
 
Be Aware and Don't be Fooled!

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Interactive e-books for iPad

iPad has just made interactive e-books available, thanks to Lonely Planet, which is a publisher of travel guides. E-books for Italy, Spain, France, Great Britain and Ireland, each containing more than 3000 hyperlinks and imbedded points of interest, will be sold at Apple’s iBook stores.

the full article can now be read at businessguide.co.za

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Simple Way to Make Money From Home

Here’s a very easy way to make some money online.


This post has moved: please go to: Ideas to Make Money.


Sorry for the inconvenience :)

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