Advisories, Alerts, Briefings | A Checklist To Consider
Consumer Alerts inform online shoppers. Warnings, cautious advisories regarding online scams, false advertising, poor product performance, Internet Legislation policy.
“Credit Not Required!” That’s what the signs read these days. But how true is it? Well, breaking news: credit is not required to get through life! Good credit, bad credit, or otherwise, there are still plenty of options available to you that will help you enjoy life just a bit better than you may have thought possible.
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Phone scams are a thing of the past, and of the present…and of the future too! Sadly, as long as there is money to be gained from those who are foolish enough to fall for one, phone scams are here to stay.
Boycott Autism Speaks Loudly!There is a trend to boycott Autism Speaks. The question is why? Why boycott Autism Speaks when it seems to at least on the surface provide support for such a heart touching issue?
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Consumers are about to realize changes in the way they complete their purchase at the point of sale transaction as merchant services payment methods evolve with technology. Technology that provides greater consumer convenience and, a higher level of personal security.
Duping social media has hit its peak! Maybe, not yet. Turns out, duping social media is a highly profitable scam. It isn’t enough that online consumers are getting duped into buying the more inferior product or service after reading the litany of bogus reviews put out by those touting their own product.
It all started with Al Capone, the Chicago mobster who controlled nearly every business by charging a fee to the proprietor in return for holding off his own henchmen from beating him to a pulp and ravaging his store front. A good example of this concept was widely reported by ABCNEWS. So what’s the moral of such stories? Any company (or group) can get a great rating or look good if you’re willing to pay up! .
Read More “Duping Social Media Uncovered | Exposed Fake Likes & Follows” »
Stopping spammers is simple with these easy to follow steps contained within the content of this article. Whether you own a website for business or a site from whence you blog, stopping spammers is likely a major concern for you.
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Guru scamming and gimmick marketing seems to be here to stay, at least for a while. With legitimate ways on how to get a home based business going online, I’m not saying that all of them are scams or gimmicks. Of course, let me go on the record as stating that this is only my own editorial opinion!
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Just about a week before the news of the FTC’s bogus review crackdown broke in the media, Shopper’s Briefer posted a blog about guru marketing rip-offs. This blog focuses on fake reviews published by supposed gurus of the internet slamming other products or services that compete directly with whatever it is they are selling.
Read More “Shocking Bogus Review Exposed | FTC Crackdown | Perspective” »
So here’s a perspective on assumed guru marketing scams; they all have something to sell you! From a shopper’s perspective, all self-proclaimed internet guru marketers want to sell you something that benefits only themselves in one way or another.
Read More “Guru Marketing Scam Awareness | Empower Your World” »
PIPA, SOPA Acts | Victory For Now On Friday, January 20th, 2012, “victory for now” became us! The “internet” rose up and raised a voice of unprecedented levels to stop both the Protect-IP-Act and the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) from being enacted as law, both of which introduced suppression of the innovation that has been birthed by the internet as we know it today.
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