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Fast Cash
Learn more about how to avoid fraudulent scholarship services and other online scams, and for recommendations on where to find information on obtaining legitimate scholarship
information. |
American Valor Asset
Management
Learn more about how to avoid fraudulent "pure-trusts," or
"constitutional trusts" that could get you in trouble for
failing to pay your federal taxes. |
Arthriticure
An estimated $10 billion is spent yearly on unproven arthritis
remedies. One in 10 people who have tried unproven arthritis
remedies report harmful side effects, according to a U.S.
Department of Heath and Human Services survey. Any remedy, no
matter how harmless, can become harmful if it stops or delays
someone from seeking a prescribed treatment program from their
physician. |
Credit
Menders
No legitimate company can "repair" or remove accurate and
timely negative information from your credit file. The fact
is, some negative information can remain in your credit file
for up to 10 years. There is nothing that a credit repair
company can do for you for a fee that you can’t do for
yourself for little or no cost. |
EZToyz
Licensed product fraud typically involves the purchase of
brand name products from a business opportunity promoter. The
promoter claims the investor can make large profits by
marketing the products on display racks. |
EZTravels
Free Travel
Don't be a victim of travel fraud. A "Spectacular Luxury Dream
Vacation offer" isn't a free vacation. It's an offer to sell
you a trip that may be luxurious -- or not. Taxes and service
fees can substantially inflate the cost of a vacation. |
EZTravels
Travel Agent
Don't fall for travel agent credential fraud. Travel business
opportunities like EZTravels' are neither easy to operate nor
generally profitable. Fraudulent travel agent identification
cards generally don't qualify users for discounts and
upgrades. They pump up the cost of travel for the
public-at-large, and they deprive legitimate travel agents of
limited available incentives and rewards. |
FatFoe
When it comes to weighing the evidence for diet products, add a healthy portion of skepticism. Learn how to spot the seven claims that almost always signal a diet rip-off. |
Financial
Freedom
There are no profits buried in pyramids! To learn more about
how to avoid fraudulent multi-level marketing or pyramid
schemes and other online scams, visit the FTC's website. |
Glucobate
Evaluating health claims online is a two-step process. First, be smart. Then, be skeptical. Talk to your healthcare provider before buying -- or trying -- any diabetes product and learn the seven tip-offs to a possible scam. |
HUD
Tracer
Don't be a victim of "cyberfraud." Beware of online business
opportunity advertisements that make exaggerated earnings
claims and ads that offer little product information but lots
of promise. |
National
Business Trainers
Promises of quick, easy money can be a powerful lure. Avoid
becoming a victim of a seminar pitch. |
Net
Opportunities
It's easy to be taken in by an Internet-related business
opportunity fraud masquerading as a legitimate business. Be
wary of online business opportunity advertisements that make
exaggerated earnings claims and ads that offer little product
information but lots of glowing promises. |
Nordicalite
Don't be a victim of weight loss scams! Beware of claims for
diet products and programs that promise effortless weight
loss. |
Sundae Station
When it comes to work-at-home opportunities and other business ventures, can you tell a rip-off from the real deal? Learn how to protect yourself from business opportunity fraud.
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Ultimate
Prosperity Page
Be wary of online business opportunity advertisements that
make exaggerated earnings claims and ads that offer little
product information but lots of glowing promises. Be
especially skeptical of companies that promote the internet's
commercial potential more than a specific product or service. |
Viriliteas®
- Seniors
If the product is advertised as effective for treating impotence-and
no physician's prescription is necessary-forget it. It won't
cure the condition. |
Viriliteas®
- Young
If the product is advertised as effective for treating
impotence-and no physician's prescription is necessary-forget
it. It won't cure the condition. |