Consumer Scam Report

Have you been scammed recently or become a victim of an online fraud? You are one of the thousands of web users who, despite liberal warnings issued on the net, still fail to recognize a scam. Consumer Scam Report online is a site designed to help victims like you reports these instances to the online community so that everyone is alerted to the existence of such online scams.

The objective of Consumer Scam Report online is to alert not only the online community but also the regulatory authorities about the possibility of scammers striking again at unsuspecting victims. It is important to report your experiences so that others do not face the same fate as you because online scammers usually use the same modus operandi a few times before switching plans.

Most of us fall for scams because they look like they are in our best interests. We usually respond quickly when we are asked for our bank account details and secured information when told that it is to ensure their security. Scammers could make great psychologists because they can read our minds like a book and know exactly how we will respond on impulse.

It is important to educate the online community about the newer methods and strategies adopted by scammers to reach your account or to gyp money from you. Consumer Scam Report is the forum that allows victims to report such instances and alert others to the presence of scammers. Web users must realize that the simple way to avoid getting gypped is to stop sharing personal information online. Never provide credit card numbers or social security numbers as reference for an account or to create a security system as no legitimate organization will ever ask for these details.

Consumer Scam Report is the best site to report and learn about online scams and how to avoid them in the future. Visit us to know how we can help you use the web in a better, more secure manner.

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The Hissing Kitty Network Launches a Better Way to Complain About A Business

Get Even! Submit a Complaint…

Fort Worth , Texas (PRWEB) August 05, 2012

You might have bought a product that turned out to be a scam, or maybe you were put on hold for hours and ignored. It doesn’t matter what the problem, each day thousands of customers around the world find themselves at the short end of the stick. In the case of some companies, these online product scams affect thousands of customers and cost millions of dollars.

So how do you get even when a business treats you like dirt? The answer might be easier than you think. But before we talk about the solution, let’s shed some light on how we got here.

Today good companies are under more pressure than ever to cut costs and stay profitable. With the recession looming around the world, customer service often takes a back seat. Joanne Williams found herself in this position lately with a wireless provider, “I just couldn’t believe how little they seemed to care!” Joanne said, “I have been a loyal customer for years, and yet I get put on hold for hours just like everyone else.”

When the time comes to share your story online, people usually gravitate towards an email or status update across social media. What they fail to realize, is how powerful the consumers voice has become in our society. The tables have turned in the digital world, and now businesses have to be careful about their online reputation.

Consumer advocacy websites are all over the web today, ready to accept your bad reviews anytime day or night. Often these sites are optimized to rank well in search engines like Google, Yahoo, and Bing. So the next time people search for information on a business, your customer review can be easily found.

The internet offers us so many things, including information and resources never before seen in the modern world. When customers search for a business online, they are usually looking for reviews and custom testimonials to help make their decision. That’s why it is critical for people just like you to post free reviews online about a variety of businesses.

Were you recently wronged by a business? Do you feel like you got taken advantage of by an online scam? Then it’s your duty to warn others of your bad experience. Otherwise thousands of people around the world might fall into the same trap and suffer like you did.

So what’s the best way to submit an online complaint about a business? It’s simple, and here are three ways to make sure your problem gets the visibility it deserves!

1. Make sure that you post your complaint or review to as many websites as possible. Do a Google search for consumer complaints or something to that affect first. The more places you submit your story across the internet, the more people will find and read it.

2. Be extremely detailed in your review of the business. Talk about why you are so upset, how much money you lost, and why other people should avoid that company at all costs. If people think they are reading another online rant, chances are they won’t take you seriously.

3. Be calm and collected. It’s never a good idea to write when you are upset, so take some time to cool down before writing a complaint online. Make sure your frustrations aren’t making you exaggerate the details. You want to be open and honest, without lying to make your point.

Hopefully these tips will help you get even when a business treats you poorly. Remember when you feel wronged or taken advantage of, you have the power to share your story with the world.

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Scambook Guides Consumers to Resolve Complaints Faster Than Ever

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) April 03, 2013

Scambook, the Internet’s leading complaint resolution platform, announced today new information to help consumers take action and resolve complaints faster than ever before. Recently featured in Reuters, Scambook is leading a new wave of complaint sites by improving customer-business relations. To date, Scambook has facilitated over $ 10 million in complaint resolutions.

“The Internet has changed how customers and businesses interact on a basic level,” said Kase Chong, Scambook’s Director of Marketing. “When a customer has a complaint and a business isn’t responsive, they can spread the word to everyone they know on social media. The consumer might feel better, but it doesn’t give the business an opportunity to resolve the issue or make changes.”

As part of its mission to resolve complaints, Scambook seeks to educate the public about the latest trending scams and deceptive businesses practices to watch out for. However, Scambook also recognizes that preventative measures aren’t always enough. When a consumer does feel that a business has treated them unfairly, Scambook recommends the following tips to speed up the resolution process:

1. Gather all documentation relevant to the complaint. This may include receipts, order confirmations, bills, emails, photographs and the names of any customer service representatives the consumer has spoken to. Organize these documents and keep them in a safe place. If submitting to an online resolution site like Scambook, remember to black-out any personal info such as addresses and account numbers.

2. Write a detailed complaint in clear, calm language. Describe the issue from start to finish and include information such as dates and times whenever possible. If recalling the complaint becomes stressful, Scambook advises consumers to take a few minutes to relax first. Consumers may also consider asking a friend for help. A third-party will also be able to read the consumer’s complaint and help the consumer clarify any details that may be confusing.

3. Register for an account and check email regularly. Scambook advises users to register for an account with their complaint resolution site and check their email regularly. Once Scambook’s complaint resolution process begins, consumers will be updated via their Scambook Dashboard. When the business offers a resolution to the consumer, it’s up to the consumer to accept or reject the offer.

Scambook is a unique platform optimized for resolving complaints in the Internet age. With a staff over 50 including dedicated complaint Investigators, each complaint submitted is passed through our Compliance Department and vetted.

Scambook’s Investigators reach out to the business on behalf of the consumer. With special training in business relations and mediation, Scambook’s Investigators act as a neutral third party. They contact the business through multiple channels so consumers don’t have to waste their time on hold with customer service. Scambook Support is also available M-F, 9am – 6pm PST to personally assist all users via phone or live-chat.

ABOUT SCAMBOOK

Scambook is an online complaint resolution platform dedicated to obtaining justice for victims of fraud with unprecedented speed and accuracy. By building communities and providing resources on the latest scams, Scambook arms consumers with the up-to-date information they need to stay on top of emerging schemes. Since its inception, Scambook has resolved over $ 10 million in reported consumer damages. For more information, visit scambook.com.

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EcomNets is Compliant with Security Standards Defined by FFIEC

Sterling, VA (PRWEB) April 02, 2013

EcomNets (http://www.EcomNets.com), the leading provider of enterprise software, cloud computing and data center solutions, today announced that it has achieved FFIEC certification allowing them to deliver solutions for security management in financial institutions. Online banking started in the 1990s as the internet began to branch its roots into our everyday lives. By the year 2000, 80% of U.S. banks were offering online services. Customer use began slowly in light of security concerns, but the greater accessibility of the internet and the convenience of online banking gave way to its explosive growth during the early 2000s. By 2009, an estimated 47% of U.S. adults were banking online. Banks have since also incorporated mobile banking, an extension of online banking using a smartphone application which relies on wireless internet. Mobile banking has seen a rise to 45% of bank customers.

Online banking allows you to check your balance, manage your account, and pay bills among the many more services available 24 hours a day. While an increasing number of customers have embraced this convenience, the problem still at hand is security. Online banking requires special security measures considering the sensitive information that is being managed and exchanged. The greatest threat comes from identity theft and fraud that target customers through phishing scams and man-in-the-middle attacks. As the use the online banking and technology expands, so has the occurrence, sophistication, and severity of these attacks.

“In addition to our PCI Compliance, we were happy to maintain the services of A-Lign Security Compliance to become FFIEC Compliant”, said CEO, Raj Kosuri. “This allows us to offer more security solutions to financial institutions.” Achieving FFIEC Compliance means financial institutions can be confident that EcomNets adheres to rigorous security standards, which include maintaining the proper security policies, procedures, and regulations to reduce cyber-attacks and fraud.

The Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC)

The FFIEC, which supervises financial institutions through standards and uniform principles, has acknowledged the growing threat cyber attacks and the need for better security and financial practices. The financial cost due to identity theft has been estimated in the billions and growing. With these astronomical losses and the vulnerability of standard user authentication, the FFIEC has issued new recommendations regarding online banking security in 2011. Among the new recommendations is emphasis on layered security, advanced risk assessment, and multi-factor user authentication. With the bulk of security breaches beginning at the user authentication level where standard authentication is highly vulnerable, we believe that a strong user authentication system can reduce unauthorized access to user accounts.

Since its founding in 2000, EcomNets has focused on delivering reliable, innovative solutions that benefit its customers’ bottom line and efficiencies. EcomNets customers, among the world’s leading companies, use its software technology and secure data center and cloud s solutions to maximize the value of existing investments, stay competitive in these demanding economic times, ensure compliance with government regulations, and streamline business processes.

About EcomNets

EcomNets is a privately held company based in Sterling, Virginia. EcomNets is a full service information technology company focusing on enterprise software solutions, professional services, cloud computing, and data center solutions. EcomNets develops and markets virtualization-based software and hardware solutions that deliver superior desktop computing. http://www.ecomnets.com

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Home improvement experts urge homeowners not to be fooled by contractor fraud on April Fools’ Day

Golden, CO (PRWEB) April 01, 2013

With warming weather and lengthening spring days, April Fools’ Day can signal the unofficial start to home improvement season and, according to a recent national online survey, 69 percent of homeowners report they are looking to spend money on home improvement projects soon. But homeowners launching spring home renovation or repair projects can be in for an unwelcome April Fools’ Day surprise —contractor fraud.

According to a recent national online survey conducted by Harris Interactive on behalf of HomeAdvisor, a leading online destination for home repair and improvement, more than half (52%) of those who hire contractors for home repairs/improvements say contractor fraud is one of their biggest fears. The survey data also indicates that seven times as many people have paid in cash (66%) rather than financed (9%) their past home improvement projects, even though paying a contractor cash before a project is complete is known to increase the risk of contractor fraud. The online survey was conducted by Harris Interactive on behalf of HomeAdvisor from March 19-21, 2013, among 2,076 U.S. adults ages 18 and older.

To help educate homeowners, Amy Matthews, television host and home improvement expert for HomeAdvisor, offers five simple steps homeowners can follow to safeguard themselves against being fooled on April Fools’ Day:

Ask for a written, signed contract
Legitimate contractors will have no qualms about signing a contract and providing their business information, but this simple step will typically weed out most fraudulent businesses who are afraid of having their scam discovered.

Never pay with cash up front
Without cash in hand, unscrupulous contractors have few ways to pull off a scam. Never pay in full with cash before a job is started, and never pay a deposit with cash. Consider a request for a cash payment before work begins as a red flag that the contractor may be attempting to defraud you.

Look for an established company with a permanent business location and a listed phone number
Fraudulent contractors are often “travelers” — businesses from out of the area, or contractors with no permanent business location. Making sure a contractor has a permanent business location and a listed phone number will alert you to these “travelers” or other illegitimate contractors.

Ask for referrals for recent projects similar to yours or check websites that offer ratings and reviews
Referrals are a simple way to learn about a contractor’s track record from a trusted source. Use HomeAdvisor for its ratings, reviews and screening services as a way to assure that a contractor has a history of honest business dealings and high-quality work.

Check state licensing regulations and make sure your contractor meets all requirements
In most states, contractors are required to have a license when completing a job of a certain size (theses requirements differ from state to state). Before hiring a contractor, check with the state contractor licensing board to see if a license is required. Make sure the contractor’s license is valid, and there are no legal claims against the contractor. A licensed contractor has his reputation, and his license, at stake when he completes work.

*69 percent of homeowners report they are looking to spend money on home improvement projects as compared to 12 months ago

Survey Methodology

This survey was conducted online within the United States by Harris Interactive on behalf of HomeAdvisor from March 19-21, 2013 among 2,076 adults ages 18 and older. This online survey is not based on a probability sample and therefore no estimate of theoretical sampling error can be calculated. For complete survey methodology, including weighting variables, please contact The Abbi Agency at info(at)theabbiagency(dot)com.

For more information on HomeAdvisor and its services, visit http://www.HomeAdvisor.com. Home improvement tips and videos are available by subscribing to the YouTube channel at http://www.YouTube.com/HomeAdvisor, visiting http://www.Facebook.com/HomeAdvisor, and by following @HomeAdvisor on Twitter.

About HomeAdvisor

HomeAdvisor is a leading website and mobile app provider offering resources for home repair and improvement projects. HomeAdvisor’s patented ProFinder technology matches homeowner projects to the nation’s largest network of over 80,000 pre-screened, customer-reviewed home improvement professionals. Homeowners can make informed home project decisions using resources including: Pro Reviews, featuring reviews from homeowners who have actually been connected with the service professionals they review; Cost Guide, providing average costs for projects coast-to-coast; Home911, offering dedicated 24/7 emergency home repair support; as well as robust home tips and project planning tools. Access to all of the site’s features is free for homeowners, with no membership or fees required. HomeAdvisor is based in Golden, CO, and is a subsidiary of IAC (NASDAQ: IACI).

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BidsList Launches First of Its Kind with a Platform for Service Seekers and Service Professionals

(PRWEB) July 29, 2012

Home owners, construction workers, sub-contractors, and small business owners can now enjoy a seamless business experience, thanks to the first step taken by Bidslist. Bidslist provides a solution for all parties in a residential or commercial related construction project- those seeking services as well as the service providers.

According to Derick Downs, CEO of BidsList, “People often undergo a bitter experience while working with professionals. The primary reason is that they don’t have a proper process in place when hiring a service professional. Many times, the professional also suffers because of a dispute with an irrational client” said Downs. In order to protect both parties and provide a seamless experience, Bidslist has created a process where one will find professionals with the right skill set and experience to handle your project.

To qualify as a BidsList Verified Professional, Bidslist requires the professional to add BidsList as an additional insured on their insurance. BidsList Verified Professionals must be insured, bonded, and licensed. Extensive verification checks are performed on each professional prior to them joining the community. Bidslist, on the same hand, protects the interests of the professional by verifying that the consumer requesting services has sufficient funds in their account before the professionals will begin a project.

The final payment to the professional is made when the BidsList client confirms the project has been completed. BidsList handles the financial transactions for each project. Should a dispute arise, Bidslist has a resolution process in place, as well as binding contracts in force. Thus, both parties get assurance and peace of mind in any service related project.

The company has started operating in California and has plans of rapidly expanding their services throughout the United States. Based on the California State Licensing Board, the amount of reported unlicensed activity in California has reached to $ 140 billion dollars annually. These individuals do not pay taxes, have insurance, or bonds. It is not unusual for them to be involved in other illegal activities, non US citizens, and scam artist as well.

Bidslist is a bridge that connects vetted professionals to service seekers. BidsList provides a live human to schedule estimates with professionals, create binding contracts, and facilitate the transfer of funds. BidsList has structured a tiered pricing system that is affordable, and only charged to the professional who completes a successful job. Bidslist is in fact a tool that streamlines the process of hiring service professionals to ensure both parties are confident and satisfied with the end result.

To know more about Bidslist, post a project for FREE, or offer professional services, please visit their website at http://www.bidslist.com/ today.

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Introducing TicketHurry – A Safe, New Way to Buy Tickets Online

(PRWEB) December 26, 2012

Everyone has heard the news stories: “concert ‘A’ has sold out within a matter of seconds, demand is sky high!” These headlines seem dire but never again should fans lose hope in seeing their favorite performers live. Even when Ticketmaster and the local box office are sold out, TicketHurry has consumers covered. Reports almost never highlight those sources as only being a slice of the concert pie, which means crazed fans can buy up the stock almost immediately. TicketHurry collects tickets from a wide assortment of official ticket brokers, offering the seats that were unavailable at the box office. However ticket shopping can be confusing, and a common question among first-time buyers is “is it safe?”

To that question they may receive opposing answers but each are easily debunked. The world can be a dangerous place, so yes, sometimes websites are scams that should not be trusted. Fortunately websites take time to build, so in many cases the validity of a business can be discerned by the effort put into the website – which will seem obvious at first glance. Most ticket-selling marketplaces are completely legit and professional, and even offer protection against any complications with the event purchase. If you ever run into any problems with a ticket purchased through TicketHurry, they will investigate it and issue a full refund. The tickets will typically arrive by mail, or give the option to print and go; just as is standard from Ticketmaster. This should alleviate concerns for ticket buyers, who can now rest easy knowing they won’t miss their favorite artists. Most major events that have been announced as sold out from the box office are still available, with tickets just waiting for a new home!

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California Moving Companies Help Out During Economic Low Times by Providing Tips for Saving Money on Moving Costs

(PRWEB) March 24, 2013

During shifts in our economy, many opt to relocate, in order to reduce their household expenses. People considering this type of decision research the cost of living in a new area, potential employment earnings, transportation available to and from school or work and many other things. However, sometimes what might be overlooked is the cost of the move itself. Particularly individuals and families less experienced at moving may not have a true idea of the cost, and may greatly underestimate the expense of hiring California moving companies.

Longdistancemovingcompanies.com is proud to announce not only the high standard of service they bring to their customers, but the expert moving tips found on their website. Recognizing that it is difficult to remember everything, the moving tips they provide save their customers time and moving costs. Some of the topics covered on their site include: things to consider when selecting a local or long distance moving company, packing tips, moving day checklists, avoiding moving scams and moving expense calculators. Information is also available to review for those planning an office move, an overseas move or for those needing auto or boat transport and storage. Whether planning a household or office move, the Longdistancemovingcompanies.com site is full of helpful advice leading up to moving day. They have even added tips for how to settle in quicker at a new location.

Providing access to pre-screened California moving companies through their online quote system, Longdistancemovingcompanies.com ensure customers that all necessary things have been considered, particularly the moving costs involved in planning a move.

By carefully considering all the moving tips and ways to save on moving costs found on the Longdistancemovingcompanies.com site, customers may find that if they decide to proceed with relocating during an economic low, their financial future may look a little brighter.

About Longdistancemovingcompanies.com

Coast to coast Longdistancemovingcompanies.com provides online instant quote access to customers for only the highest standard of moving services. They provide professional advice and competitive pricing for home and office relocation.

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New Website CarHistory.us.org Warns of Used Car Scams on the Internet

CarHistory.us.org

Culver City, CA (PRWEB) December 22, 2012

CarHistory.us.org is a website in which used car consumers can type in a 17-character VIN (vehicle identification number) and search this branding to find out car history. This online resource can save car buyers thousands in avoiding the purchase of a lemon.

With private sellers listing used cars on market websites all the time, buyers must be aware of scams when looking online. New used car scams like paying for a car before seeing it, denial of inspection before purchase, and more can cost a consumer a lot of money.

Online car scams and deplete bank accounts give families across the country financial troubles in an already downward economy. To spot an online scam, CarHistory.us.org recommends never sending money to an owner before consumers have done their research like checking out the seller’s history and also running a vehicle history report on the car.

A vehicle history report can show previous accidents, services, owners, salvages and more. Consumers no longer have to get scammed or be in the dark about a used car purchase.

CarHistory.us.org provides a valuable resource in which used car scams on the Internet can be avoided. To look up a vehicle history report or find answers to any online scam questions, visit the website today.

About CarHistory.us.org:

At CarHistory.us.org they take pride in providing most comprehensive vehicle history reports in United States and Canada. With hundreds of users daily, motor vehicle report availability and customer service are top priorities for CarHistory.us.org. For more information, visit the CarHistory.us.org or call customer service at 1-855-395-6395.

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MD247 Exposes Telemedicine and Debunks Scams

Tampa Florida (PRWEB) December 10, 2012

It is often felt that in a field plagued with reports of ripoffs, scam informers, exposed scams and a general sense of distrust it is difficult to convert a skeptic into a telemedicine advocate. The forces responsible for the security blanket “chat with a doctor” MD247.COM service take this negativity as a matter of perception, and prefer to rise to the challenge. MD247.COM is proud to announce it has taken a unique educational approach, blending proven business practices with social networking platforms and a common sense “this is how a telemedical service can help you” method for blogging.

The result of mixing the tried and true marketing techniques with a constant flow of content has taken a landscape of consumers with ripoff reports, and converted them into either advocates for telemedicine or well-informed non-members. Potential telemedicine program members no longer feel the need to be a scam informer first, and an informed consumer after they have had the opportunity to peruse consumer protection websites first. The company, in a way, takes people back to a time before everyone needed to be concerned that every product to cross their email box was a scam.

The company intends to transform its educational program as new supplemental programs are added under the umbrella of services offered by MD247.COM. No matter the product, MD247.COM reviews everything considered as a service and verifies that there will be no need for a future ripoff report or a need for someone to act as a scam informer.

Largo Florida based MD247.COM (MD247; MD/247; MD 247; M.D.247; MD-247) provides an affordable telemedicine supplement to existing healthcare services. MD247.COM telemedicine program members have unlimited telephone access to a nationwide medical support team, all with just a single phone call to the MD247.COM telemedicine Talk to a Doctor/Talk to a Nurse Hotline. MD247.COM has a virtual platoon of registered nurses; board certified physicians and a support staff available to members for all non-emergency situations. More information about MD247.COM is available online at http://www.md247.com.

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Com-Serve, a leading Cell Tower Lease Consultancy Announces Special White Paper for Cell Tower Owners Secrets to prevent “Rent Reduction Scam”

Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) March 20, 2013

David Espinosa, of Com-Serve, Georgia’s leading cell tower lease consulting company is revealing crucial information to Cell Tower Owners about falling for the latest scam to whittle away at their profits. The “Rent Reduction Program”, and the so-called “Lease Optimization Program”. Cell Phone Tower lease owners have received these rent reduction letters offering “guaranteed rents”, for a reduction in the monthly rent, or a Lump Sum payment. The Cell Tower Companies have hired independent contractors to reduce their costs.

Com-Serve is warning people not to panic and lose revenue in the process of their cell tower leases. The offers that are being made for a Lump Sum payment are very low, and should not be acted upon without the assistance of a professional Cell Tower Lease Consultancy Firm like Com-Serve. For the cost of having a professional representative, your actual revenues will be increased. It is a “No-Lose” situation for the Cell Tower Owner. David Espinosa, the owner of Com-Serve deals with these issues on a daily basis.

Having reviewed over 1,000 Cell Tower Agreements has given him a unique insight into the fine details of these documents. The companies that are doing the marketing do not care about lost revenues to the Cell Tower Owners. While it is true that mergers like AT&T and Cingular and Sprint & Nextel, present the situation of duplicate sites, a layman is not qualified to determine if a real redundancy risk exists, and then negotiate to get the best results. Com-Serve is more than qualified to evaluate the risk of the cell tower losing carriers, and then an informed decision can be made.

Com-Serve wants to stress that once the landowner signs these agreements, they are “set in stone”. This is why it makes sense to have a professional representative standing-by. Espinosa warns landowners about relying on professionals from other fields, such as: attorneys, real-estate agents and accountants. These types of individuals are not familiar with the niceties of cell tower agreements, and the landowner comes out as the loser.

About Com-Serve

Com-Serve was founded in 1997 after the passing of the Telecommunications Act of 1996. Its main purpose was to assist clients nationwide in negotiating more fruitful contracts with all major cell phone carriers. Com-Serve has been successful in increasing revenues, and protecting landowners from signing agreements that restrict their rights. Even those people who have already signed contracts can benefit from a no-cost consultation. David Espinosa is an expert in all phases of Cell Tower lease negotiations.

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