PDF-[PDF]-Scams, Security and Over-Sharing: Controlling your information and staying safe

The Desired Brand Effect Stand Out in a Saturated Market with a Timeless Brand. Influencing the Aging Brain . Erik Lande, Ph.D.. Ventura County APS Rapid Response Team. UCSB, Psychology Assessment Center, . Hosford. Clinic. drlande@insightneuropsychology.com. Scams. ruses. rackets. Lesson Objectives. In this lesson, you will:. Identify ways to keep safe online.. Minimise risk and harm in online communities.. Think about ways to advise other pupils on how to conduct themselves online.. 2014. Online Scams & Fraud Survey. Background. Purpose. This report summarizes research to understand perceptions . of and . exposure to online fraud and scams. This survey, conducted by TRG, is an update to a similar study that was conducted in . 2.02 – Understand Threats to Financial Security . Gwishiri . Types of Behaviors that Lead to Financial Losses. Failure to plan. Not comparing job offers carefully in light of expected expenses. Shopping without a list, which often leads to impulse buying. Imposter Scams. What does the term mean to you?. Imposter Scams. Someone who pretends to be somebody else. Calls you, emails you. Money, Money, Money. Wire transfer. Reloadable debit card. Either one = sending cash. Ian Brackenbury. Thomas Wong. Microsoft Corporation. Background. This report summarizes . research to . understand perceptions . and exposure to online fraud and scams. The . research was . conducted by the . Steps to Avoiding Scams and Fraud. April 24. , . 2014. Kathy Stokes, WISER Senior Fellow. Women’s Institute for a Secure Retirement. Maggie . Flowers, Senior Program Manager, Economic . Security. National . Reading what is on the page, looking out for the surprising, leads to significant learning, and the ethical treatment of others.. Reading for the main idea leads to thoughtless projection of prejudices, and ultimately to treating the other unethically.. Selbie. said about it . SCAMS. By Helen . Heskins. What we will cover. What is a scam?. The extent of the problem. Scammers...accident or design?. Under-reporting. After being scammed. Chronic victims ‘Grooming’. BEWARE OF MOSQUITULA!. Egg Raft. Larva. Pupa. Adult. Warmth. Blood. Nectar. Producers. Consumers. Wetland Ecosystem. Backyard. Ecosystem. Blood. Saliva . pathogens (virus). Blood-feeding. West Nile Virus, etc.. Common Scams. . I. n. . An. . Internet . A. ge. In current times there are more and more scams . What can you do?. Understand the nature of most scams. Be more wary . Help stop the proliferation of scams by not forwarding, and by educating peers. Older Adults. Steps to Protect Yourself and Others. Faces of Fraud. Mrs. A, age 88, got a 7:00 a.m. call from someone claiming he was her grandson. He said he had been arrested in Mexico, not to tell his parents, and he needed $3000 to post bail. After Mrs. Bell paid by Western Union, she got another call from the grandson’s “lawyer” asking for $4000 in “legal fees.”. Never give out personal information!. Name, age, address, etc.. Don’t post or say anything you wouldn’t say to your Grandma!. If you wouldn’t say it to an adult you know you probably shouldn’t say it online.. The Desired Brand Effect Stand Out in a Saturated Market with a Timeless Brand