Protect Yourself Against Cyber Monday Scammers
The Better Business Bureau offers these tips.
Shop on trustworthy websites. Check a seller's reputation and record for customer satisfaction at bbb.org. Look for the BBB seal and click to confirm the link is valid. Beware of “too good to be true” deals. Offers on websites and in unsolicited e-mails can often sound too good to be true, especially extremely low prices on hard-to-get items. Go with your instincts and don’t be afraid to pass up a "deal." Beware of phishing. If you receive an e-mail claiming problems with an order that asks for personal information or financial information, BBB recommends calling the contact number on the website where the purchase was made to confirm that there really is a problem with the transaction. Confirm the website is secure. Always look in the …
Edwards Heating & Air Conditioning
10:22 am on Monday, November 26, 2012
Good points, sometimes in our search for the good deal, we gloss over the fine print. My grandma used to say, "If it's too good of deal. Then it's probably not for real." more ›