Fraud is prevalent on the Internet. Scattered through the Net are Web-based infoscams that overcharge or steal your money for “products” that don’t work or can be found for free. A common scheme they use is “affiliate marketing” by which they try to trick you into thinking that other consumers vouch for the product. Savvy … Read more
Venus Factor is one of a number of so-called diets peddled on the Internet, except that it specifically targets women. Like other Internet scams, this one offers significant weight-loss or body-shaping results, but don’t believe it. These offerings usually feature some man or woman who have come up with an “amazing” plan anchored by one … Read more
You may happen upon a seeming news article in the Business Insider for a Bill Gates “breakthrough discovery”. As you read more, you’ll find a claim that “In an interview with Bill O’Reilly, Bill Gates said that his brain is sharper than ever, more clear and focused and he credits a large part to using Neuro … Read more
What would you do if you meet a new person and the first thing they tell you is clearly a lie? You’d likely runaway. Well, pretty much the first thing that AlphaTest X tells you is a lie: its not touted by actor Tom Selleck or Dr. Phil. And that’s not the only lie to … Read more
If an ad for PureFit Keto supplements pops up on during a browsing session, just close the page and move on. This scam is yet another one of the weight loss pill schemes that proliferate on the Web. Much like the abominable Keto Ultra Diet, this one claims claims that the supplement quickly throws the body … Read more