Typosquatting occurs when a website is created to prey on people who may have inadvertently typed in the wrong web address. An example would be arifrance instead of airfrance. Typosquatting is also referred to as URL hijacking, cybersquatting or brandjacking....
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Young Adults and Unique Identity Theft Issues
As more people have embraced technology, more opportunities for identity theft have been created. PC Magazine author Larry Seltzer interviewed a cyber-crimes expert and found that there are some unique new ways that people have their identities stolen. One of the...
College Students Beware of Financial Aid Scams
via google.com In the recent article 15 Common Financial Aid Scams to Watch Out For, the author points out that college students may be a vulnerable demographic. So-called financial aid experts may be out to take advantage of those looking for legitimate ways to...
Loss Leaders and the Old Bait and Switch
via google.com Go Daddy is in the news right now due to their consideration of global expansion. One of the ways they have become so successful is that they utilized a marketing technique where they offered a “loss leader”. For those who have not taken a business...
Are Products Really as Green as They Claim? 95% of Them Apparently are Not
via sinsofgreenwashing.org A survey from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) that was just released claims that 95% of those products that label themselves as green are misleading us. Many are making claims without the proof to back them up. What is greenwashing? If...
Are You Monitoring Your Online Reputation?
Individuals and companies need to keep track of their online reputation. Do you know who is writing about you or your business? In my book, How to Reinvent Your Career, I mention the importance of having a clean reputation online in case employers do some research...
Rumors of Famous People Being Alive or Dead: Is Ken Lay Still Alive?
I teach a lot of ethics courses where we talk about Enron and Ken Lay. A student recently posted a link in class which I found to be interesting. If you click on that link, there is a whole website dedicated to those who claim Ken Lay is actually alive. There are...
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