Web of Deceit: Internet Fraud

United States Postal Inspection Service

DeliveringJustice
Web of Deceit: Internet Fraud
A High Noon Bullet

Internet scams are like old wine in new bottles. Telemarketing and mail fraud scams are now coming to you from cyberspace. This DVD tells the story of a scammer who uses the Internet to victimize unsuspecting consumers around the world until he gets caught in his own web of deceit. The DVD also provides tips on what to watch out for when you do business on the Internet.

Old Game, New Tricks

When you're online, be on guard, say U.S. Postal Inspectors: * Be suspicious of emails that appear to be from banks, online auction sites or other retailers. * Never use a link in an email to visit any website. * Only purchase goods and services from sites you trust. * Examine all offers before purchasing.



Whether it's auction fraud or identity theft; reshipping scams or foreign lotteries, be cautious and be smart.

For more information on Internet fraud, visit www.LooksTooGoodToBeTrue.com.

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