Internet Fraud has so many different shapes and forms. E-mails offering business proposals, fake services and products, winning notifications ("You won $1 million at the Euro Lottery" sounds familiar?), fabulous inheritances from people who died in plane crashes - all these are scams that, unfortunately, are still successful for crooks. The most popular scam e-mails are referring to "bank updates". Did you ever receive an e-mail from somebody pretending is from your bank and asking for your details as part of an "updating process" they are doing? Gerry Yogi (right) shares a couple of tips on how to check if the e-mails you receive are to be trusted or not.
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