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I guess everyone knows that the old, the poor Russian family with a lottery prize, with the relatives of dead generals or ministers from countries like Senegal, Nigeria and, more recently, Iraq. Common to all these attempts is that they arrive as spam. Do not trust anyone who will send an email unsolicited, no matter what you read inside.

The usual, with the prize of the lottery has done a lot of casualties so far. Is announced you are the lucky winner of a grand prize of hundreds of thousands of dollars from the lottery on the basis of some email addresses and asked to give some personal information to collect your prize. The aim is that the dates of their staff and the practice of so-called "identity theft". Each lottery of all country has a website if you search Google search is, and they all make very clear its agenda and procedures. There may be some differences of case to case, but it is a rule that is universally available. YOU CAN NOT WIN IF YOU DO NOT PLAY ANY LOTTERY.

The poor family of Russian bank accounts million dollars of dead relatives and descendants of the generals and former presidents of African countries you intend to help them regain their wealth and, instead, They will share with you. There is no place on earth where you can just go and say, "Hey, I'm John Doe and I am the legal descendant of former President Madomba!". You have just been tricked into paying certain fees to the legal counsel of fiction or Government taxes, and you will see your money back.

Each time you buy something online, make it known through payment systems. I guess everyone knows about PayPal and ClickBank, companies with strong tradition and reputation. These companies give you the possibility to any trader to open an account with them and sell their things through your system, and gives you the insurance that will make a track every transaction that you are doing through them, offering excellent support. There are rumors that Paypal is hard with traders and very close accounts easy, but I'm glad to hear that. That means keeping an eye on each transaction and when they find something obvious, are in action. I once had occasion of being cheated by someone at Paypal, and resolved within three days. I trust them more than me.

The new strategy was saying is that you receive e-mail from any bank with a common name, (So far I have received emails from "Liberty Reserve" and "Citibank"), which noted that his account is blocked and you need to reset the information in order to open it, or that someone has illegally accessed his account and will have to restore information. No bank in this world seriously, I beg that the private information on the Internet, provided it does not have an account with them. Do not respond to these emails mail, and if you have the opportunity and time, the report spam.

The solution was speaking is a free plug-in online from Mozilla Firefox. It's called WOT (confidence value), and each time you access a website or hovering a link in your browser, which gives it a degree of trustiness that website. When you are accessing a web site with bad reputation is very clearly warns of the reputation of that site. I'm using for some time and I am assured that is very useful. The Firefox browser can be downloaded free, easy to install and can install the plug-in WOT at the same time you have installed the browser.

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