Lottery Scams

Each year thousands of foreign-born citizens win the Green Card lottery, which allows them to move to the United States and start a new life. Unfortunately, many more fall victim to a Green Card lottery scam.

It seems like all the scams are coming from London or Nigeria. I have mostly found that the scams are coming from addresses in London. Email scams are circulating at their highest.

Protect yourself and don't get ripped off by fake lottery scams

Internet scams are on the rise, and their sole purpose is to separate you from your money or steal your identity. Knowledge is vital in recognizing Internet scams. The more you know how they work, the better armed you are against becoming a victim of their costly traps.

Have you ever opened one of your emails to see the words "You Have Won $1,000,000" or "Claim Your Prize Winning Check Now"? You may think you have won something, but guess again. It is a Scam.

Over the last few weeks I have received 5 lottery scam letters. Each one looked so real till I did some research on them. This is what I learned.

Lottery and Sweepstakes scams are sent by email. The goal is to get your personal information and/or your money.

Every day thousands of Americans receive emails notifying them of their lottery winnings. Do not make the mistakes I did and keep your hard earned money.

Think you've won the lottery? Think again.

My experience with an email lotto scam

Many students and parents are defrauded each year by scams for scholarships. Use this helpful information to avoid becoming another victim.

There has been a lot of postering on whether Text Cash Network is a scam or not? I believe a voice of reason is needed in this discussion. Decide for yourself.

Be careful before opening that email. It could possibly be a scam. Read of an experience of this Yahoo contributor here.

Spotting a scam isn't easy, but maybe this can help.

From HDTV to credit card insurance, these are the worst scams of the past 10 years.

This is an article about how to avoid falling for a scam.

This agency did not promise to help me achieve my goals, and I wasn't going to allow myself to fall into another crevice, losing money and losing dreams.

If you're looking into joining Shaklee, you're not alone in wondering "Is Shaklee a scam?". Get all the facts before you join from a 10 year MLM veteran, Brian Rakowski.

Moving scam is one of the largest fraudulent activities in the moving service industry. Moving scams take place in terms of Moving insurance, unused spaces in trucks, rented trucks instead of using their own, moving size and packing pitfalls.

The Internet is actually a pretty dangerous place when you think about scams and other dangerous things. Therefore, you'll want to know about some common ones and avoid them at all costs. Here are 5 such scams and dangers on the Internet.

Identity Thieves and Cybercriminals Take Advantage of the Holiday Season, Aiming to Steal Consumers' Money, Identities and Financial Information. As cybercriminals begin to take advantage of the holiday season, be cautious.

It is clearly the most real and controversial money machine to hit cyberspace in a long time.

If you receive an email claiming you won the lottery, you might automatically delete it. Then again, you might be tempted to innocently inquire, a set-up for identity theft. Beware! That "UK National Lottery" email is a scam!

I ran across a website today after conducting a random search and read the story of a family coming to terms with their financial condition after the recession. Is the site a scam or not?

Work scams themselves are not new. Here are a few of these new work scams and new ways in which they are being presented to the public:

Usually, when something like these Amega Global products are released to a new market and there is a mass influx of people that find out about them at one time, naturally people are going to be skeptical. Amega Global is not a scam!