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Wednesday, October 6, 2010

Debunking Internet Scams, Hoaxes, And Urban Legends

Greetings!  I'm Mark Micheau, manager of research and writing services at http://www.sterlingcreations.ca.
Today, I have a really great article to share with you and I hope that you pay attention to it.
I wish you a great day.
 

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A Dan Thompson contribution
 
Debunking Internet Scams, Hoaxes, And Urban Legends
 
I have visited each link provided in the article to obtain the actual link for inserting the web address for you to visit.
 
Aarticle Source:
 
Updated Sunday, 08/08/2010 - 05:40 by rhiannon
 
 
Here's a list of outstanding sites to check out things that seem a little iffy, too good to be true, or say send this to everyone you know!.
 
Internet scams, hoaxes and urban legends take many forms so it's good to have a few places you can go to see if something is true or not.
 
snopes.com: Urban Legends Reference Pages
 
 
Launched in 1995, snopes.com is one of the first, and best, in my opinion, sites to target this growing area of interest and usually the first place I go to check on something.
 
TruthOrFiction.com
 
 
is another reliable site with the top 20 stories on TruthOrFiction.com in the last hour being a good way to keep an eye on the latest items making the rounds.
 
About.com : Current Internet Hoaxes, Email Rumors And Urban Legends
 
 
The about.com page on current internet hoaxes, email rumors And urban legends has a short but good list of items and includes a FAQ that defines the differences between a hoax, a rumor and an urban legend.
 
"Scambusters.org, Internet Scams, Identity Theft, and Urban Legends: Are You at Risk?"
 
 
Another excellent site that cover not only myths, scams, and hoaxes, but phishing, ID theft, and credit card fraud. Their email scams page
 
 
keeps on top of most recent items making the rounds.
 
The next time someone sends you email exclaiming "send this to everyone you know!" you know where to check it out.
 
If you have any questions about the tips posted in Dan's Tech tips, please contact
 
Dan at the following email address:
 
 
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