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FREE: The Little Black Book of Scams - Delivered @ ACCC (Published Dec 2016)

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tightarse on 07/01/2017 - 20:44 accc.gov.au (7142 clicks)
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Posted seven months ago by altomic, but recently updated and republished. Available in PDF, Word, audiobook, or delivered free as a hard copy. Enjoy :)

The best way to protect yourself is through awareness and education. The Little Black Book of Scams is recognised internationally as an important tool for consumers and small businesses to learn about scams including:

  • the most common scams to watch out for
  • the different ways scammers can contact you
  • the tools scammers use to trick you
  • the warning signs
  • how to protect yourself, and
  • where you can find help.
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  • lerm on 08/01/2017 - 08:58

    Love your work try2bhelpful-I think you've been very helpful, thank you!

  • Chef-Johnson on 08/01/2017 - 09:07
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    How is this a deal? Has to be a piss take. Always free

    • nocure on 08/01/2017 - 11:23
      +1

      Sounds like a scam, chef

  • Jase1 on 08/01/2017 - 10:24
    +2

    Great find all the same TA!

  • rekabkram on 08/01/2017 - 19:02

    I was going to send a copy to my mother in law, but I'd just get called up tomorrow asking if I knew anyone that was offerings scams 7,8,12, and 14 because they sound like great opportunities.

  • JayM on 08/01/2017 - 20:21

    I wonder if the same thing that happens to Manny in this show would happen to me….or would i become the ultimate scam artist.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbcfw3ECMcg

  • 50cent on 09/01/2017 - 02:49

    I thought this was a book that teaches you how to scam…disappointed !!

  • ilikecheapcrap on 09/01/2017 - 03:21

    finally a free online book thats worth reading!! ;-)

  • Gotchas on 09/01/2017 - 07:24

    Awesome. More pie for me
    Now that you guys are all fooled into thinking that these opportunities listed are scams

  • Zachary on 09/01/2017 - 12:36

    So, I don't understand how giving away my tax file number can result in identity theft….it's just a number(passport and drivers license, I understand as it's got your full REAL name(unless you somehow registered a fake?? - is that even possible to resgister for either with fake details and thus you will receive them with completely fake information in which case it's safe to give to scammers as it as no lead up to you whatsoever?) and all that jizzjazz….)……and if you google it, it comes up with nothing….only way to make sense of it is if you have access to the the ATO somehow, through a backdoor or something and then confirm/verify it with them….

    For ransomware, besides backup up daily/weekly or even hourly too, is there a way to somehow connect these back-up devices that you can access but NOT the ransomware? I heard adding a place to the favourites works according to a poster on some forum that I forgot now….he said something like "until ransomeware is able to overcome this, this is the only way I am kept safe, besides backing up, whilst still having access to something that it cannot access and therefore cannot do any harm; just make sure said backup device has no association drive letter to it…."

    Can someone with ransomware test this out for me? Or maybe confirm this?

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