Chapter 12: Computer Mediated Communicationcmc
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Chapter 12: Computer Mediated Communicationcmc
- 1. Chapter 12: The Dark Side of Computer-Mediated Communication
- 8. The Fox and The Crow
- 9. “ There’s a sucker born every minute.”
- 10. Internet Scams are happening all around you! Tribune Review “ Indiana Man Loses Thousands” May 25, 2004 Fake Cashiers Check For Car purchase – Sent a money order through Western Union for shipping.
- 12. Just how gullible are we?
- 13. 75% of kids are willing to share personal information online about themselves and their family in exchange for goods and services.
- 15. WHY DO WE FALL FOR IT?
- 16. Greed…..
- 17. Greed = Scam…..
- 18. Fear….
- 19. Fear = Scam MailFrontier recently claimed that over 40% of recipients fell for the recent Citibank Email Phishing Scam .
- 20. Curiosity…..
- 21. Curiosity = Scam
- 22. Temptation….. Ref. Number:EGOGHS255125600419 Batch Number: 14/ 01259/ IPD Ticket Number:113-2471-752-209 Serial Number: 5063-11 Attention We are pleased to inform you of the result of the Winners in our UNIVERSAL STAKES Lottery Program held on the 20th JULY, 2004.Your e-mail address attached to ticket number 27522465896-6453 with serial number 3772-554 drew lucky numbers 7-14-18-31-45 which consequently won in the 2ND category, you have therefore been approved for a lump sum pay out of USD$1,500,000 ( One Million Five Hundred Dollars) Only . CONGRATULATIONS!
- 23. If It’s Spam It’s Scam! A Safe Rule Of Thumb
- 24. Modeling Scams… a pathway for sex crimes
- 29. Hey, that’s not me!
- 30. A new, targeted social media version of a very old scam -- the “Nigerian,” or “419,” ploy
- 35. Privacy Paradox An Oxymoron Young people will freely give up personal information to join social networks on the Internet. Afterwards, they are surprised when their parents read their journals. " There's a big difference between publicly available data and publicized data.” Dr. Dana Boyd, co-author a newly published book: Hanging Out, Messing Around, and Geeking Out: Kids Living and Learning with New Media .
- 45. Three FREE “must have” online tools.. http://www.passwordchart.com/
- 48. Any Web site or print ad offering free credit reports has to display this disclosure across the top of each page: THIS NOTICE IS REQUIRED BY LAW. Read more at FTC.GOV. You have the right to a free credit report from A nnualCreditReport.com or 877-322-8228, the ONLY authorized source under federal law. In September 2010 the rules will go into effect for TV and radio ads. September 2010: New law goes into effect.
- 50. Want to know more! My new course offered this fall.
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- If its span its scam is a safe approach to online merchants offering things to good to be true.
- Some viewers of Gilligan’s Island apparently took the show seriously in the 1960s. The U.S. Coast Guard received several telegrams from concerned citizens asking why they didn’t rescue the Minnow’s crew. This has been an excellent week. I have received four or five emails from London and Africa announcing that I have been selected to receive, from each of them, sums in eXcess of ten million dollars The quite remarkable fact seems to be that one fellow’s plane crash, another’s unexpected demise—apparently run over by a herd of elephants— a third’s cruel wife, have all resulted in me being just the right person on the planet to receive millions of dollars which was left in their estates. Not only that: Several lotteries have paid off this week as well, and, just like the poor African ministers who want to share their millions with me, the lottery companies are happy to send money as well. It seems all I have to do is let any one of these secret correspondents know a few details about my bank account and social security number and my life worries will be over.
- Illegal pyramid schemes. Sell YOU e-mail lists. Illegal and everyone loses money. Stuffing envelopes You pay to register- you send same ad to others. Gimmick cures and “scientific breakthroughs”. Don’t work. World currency market scam – beware. Free goods like computer – have to pay to join – bring in other memebers – disguised pyramid plan. Ponzi schemes – paid from money from later investors and told to invest more money… Kits don’t work and if they did they are illegal and cable companies are aggressively prosecuting. You pay up front costs but loans don’t come through Promise to erase negative information – promoters of this scam cannot deliver – if you lie on a loan app about your income, ss# you could be committing fraud and violation federal laws You “won” a vacation on a deluxe cruise chip – more like a tugboat with expensive upgrades – hotel accommodations are shabby.
- Today in the game -MISSING we have learned grooming techniques of on-line predators -Airdogs- theft, fraud, bullying The next area of concern are modeling scams… Modeling agencies prepare prospective models for the industry by enhancing their appearance, training them on the catwalk, photo shots, and arrange jobs for the models. What can sometimes happens is the modeling agencies are fronts for scams and other criminal activity
- What makes them scams… Several years ago I became a partner in a retail clothing company and part of my responsibilities were the advertising and marketing of the company -I signed up with a local modeling agency (in an professional office) to participate in a workshop and photo shot to build a portfolio. I learned how to “work” the catwalk, makeup and clothing and photography. I paid for my photos (slides) Was sent on a “job” hair model…never paid, never called again Learned what I needed to know for my work However, there are other scams that lead to very different situations….
- (After reading slide) My experience: -Cattle call…eliminated down, called back to meet in a hotel room…at my age and experience ….RED FLAG!
- Web criminals are getting much more personal in their attacks, using social networking sites and other databases to make their story lines much more believable. Bryan Rutberg's daughter was among the first to notice something odd about her dad's Facebook page. At about 8 p.m. on Jan. 21, she ran into his bedroom and asked why he'd changed his status to: “BRYAN IS IN URGENT NEED OF HELP!!!“ In Rutberg's case, criminals managed to steal his Facebook login password, steal his Facebook identity, and change his page to make it appear he was in trouble. Next, the criminals sent e-mails to dozens of friends, begging them for help.