Category: fraud
July 15, 2010
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It’s called a Pyramid for a reason. Ask 10 different people to describe a pyramid, most will offer up a description of a structure in the shape of a triangle converging at a point. I have yet to see one of these amazing structures up close and personal but it’s on my list of to-do’s. Just recently I was reminded that a very different kind of pyramid also exists.
June 21, 2010
GetThatWholesale.com and its growing network of wholesale dedicated sites attract the attention of millions of users. Many of these users are looking to grow their businesses and appreciate the tools and opportunities we offer. Some unfortunately view our success as a way to get cut corners and get ahead. Trademark infringement is a common term known to many business owners, but how many actually understand its impact and methods of defense?
May 11, 2010
In today’s tough economy the term free has the ability to grab ones attention quite quickly.Wholesale buyers seem to be reaching their bottom lines sooner than expected these days. Any opportunity to extend that bottom line with free benefits is always well appreciated.Well it seems as though some are capitalizing on this attractive and flashy term although not with good intentions.
January 11, 2010
If you’re like most business owners you take great care in selecting your keywords. After all, these keywords are valuable doorways for buyers to find their way straight to your products. In a perfect world, you are at the wheel deciding which keywords are most profitable for your business.
November 13, 2009
If you are buying or selling anything on the web you are aware of the advantages Paypal and companies like it offer. A reasonably priced and simple alternative to merchant accounts. Paypal has become nearly irreplaceable to online charities and businesses alike. In fact, payment processors like Paypal are often the only choice for new businesses since merchant accounts require extensive security information and prohibitively high initial fees.
October 21, 2009
If you have an email address chances are you’ve been exposed to some sort of fraud or another. Nearly everyone has been sent an email informing them of an international lottery they have won and all they need do is send a small deposit and the winnings will follow. A personal favorite of mine was a marriage proposal from a Baharanian princess that needed money to escape her tyrant of a father. Although most cons are appeals to greed it was pleasant to see one that was an appeal to a misguided knight errant sense of romance.
It is easy to think of fraudulent activity as all being aimed at consumers but the Better Business Bureau thinks differently. They have warned new and small businesses that they are commonly targeted by criminals and have made an effort to educate them about the nature of these attempts.
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