PUBLIC MARKS from adfunk with tag spam

Scammers are having it good nowadays with plenty of naïve and gullible people to prey on. It is unfortunate that in many businesses, scams are inevitable part of the deal. Even in a seemingly innocent industry such as painting, lots of scamming takes place and this hurts the integrity of the business a lot. Paint scammers do not just take money and run – in many instances, they do the job with incompetent workers, lack of commitment, empty promises and worse of all, they treat the client’s house as their personal playground. Here are some useful tips and knowledge prospective home improvement owners should take note of to avoid Painting Scams.

More than 95% of e-mail is junk, be it spam, error messages or viruses, report mail monitoring firms. Analysis of the contents of millions of e-mails has revealed that less than 4% is legitimate traffic. Further work has shown that most of this junk mail is originating on hijacked home computers. E-mail security firm Return Path said 99% of the com

Users of PayPal and eBay are the main target of more than 75 percent of all email phising, revealed a recent research by information technology security firm Sophos. Phising emails point recipients to a bogus website which look like the real PayPal or the eBay site. By misdirecting the users to the forged website, the fraudsters steal usernames

Security software firm Sophos has published an updated version of its "dirty dozen" list of spam relaying countries. Among the main trends during the second quarter are image files that are used by spammers to dodge spam filters and a potential roadblock for the U.S. to reduce the amount of spam messages.