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		<title>Important Information About Frauds and Prevention</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 28 Jan 2010 13:51:51 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Odesi Desko</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[There have been few scams that have yielded as much money as the Lottery scam. In the past, scammers used snail mail to contact their victims; now email directories and spyware are the new ways to get marks for their schemes. The victim will typically receive notification that they've won a sweepstakes that will yield a great amount of money.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>There have been few scams that have yielded as much money as the Lottery scam. In the past, scammers used snail mail to contact their victims; now email directories and spyware are the new ways to get marks for their schemes. The victim will typically receive notification that they&#8217;ve won a sweepstakes that will yield a great amount of money.</p>
<p>There is a highly professional quality to the procedures of these crafty scam artists. Fraudulent letters and e-mails are sent out for hours each day, by their groups of computer operators stationed throughout the world. On any given day, thousands of letters and e-mails will be sent out, in one of a variety of form letters that they utilize.</p>
<p>The individuals sending the letters, will have access to cell phones, and also have the name of the person being scammed, as well as the name of the person who is supposed to have sent the letter. The operator is, in this way, able to ensure that they are using the proper names and fraudulent information associated with each individual, when they are speaking with them on the phone. It is this attention to detail that makes the victim comfortable and confident in the story that they are being told, and it is also why you want to verify who your callers actually are, by utilizing a telephone service such as <a target='_blank' href="http://info-trace.com/area-code-419.jsp">info-trace.com/area-code-419.jsp</a>.</p>
<p>With the Internet in practically every home and people using e-mails, Facebook, and other means of communication, it is very easy for someone to make contact through a person&#8217;s personal e-mail or home address. It is also possible for them to put a type of spy virus on a computer in order to access passwords as well as financial information. A wise decision is not to open an e-mail if the sender is unfamiliar.</p>
<p>If the initial lottery scam letter or e-mail prompts a victim to respond, there will be a subsequent letter sent to the victim. This follow-up letter will explain that in order to claim their winnings, the victim must first pay specific fees. Unfortunately, there will be innocent victims who will respond by sending the requested fees, and then, they will not hear from these scam artists again; unless the criminals feel that they can convince the victim to give them even more money.</p>
<p>Other parts of a lottery scam are used to obtain personal information from the victim. A letter is sent saying that certain information is required to obtain money. With this information they can go further into identity theft. When this happens it usually takes several months to get things straightened out and some people have had their bank accounts wiped out by this method.</p>
<p>When confronting a situation such as this it is always important to use caution. If this is done it will be evident that the person claiming to be in charge of the lottery funds is not legitimate.</p>
<p>If you should happen to receive an e-mail or letter claiming that you have won a lottery, there are a few things that you need to consider. First, in order to win a lottery, you must have bought a ticket. Secondly, it is common for lottery tickets to be sold to citizens of the respective countries only. Finally, lottery winners receive their notification through UPS or Fed Ex only, never letter or e-mail. Although we would all like to become extraordinarily wealthy overnight, you must not let this desire, outweigh your good judgment.</p>
<p>To learn more about telephone look ups that allow to track scammers, visit <a href="http://info-trace.com/area-code-403.jsp">info-trace.com/area-code-403.jsp</a></p>
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