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Don’t Fall for Scammers
I have written before about being caught out by scammers, and also how to spot a scammer.
The latest round, isn’t relating to Computers but with puppies. Everyone needs to be aware. I have recently read an article from ScamWatch, What the scammers are doing is posting photos of adorable looking puppies on sites such as Facebook offering them for sale, and asking for money to clear them through customs & quarantine. The problem is, that the actual puppies do not exist, and that you have actually lost your money.
Christmas Greetings – 2017
I hope all my clients and colleagues had a very Merry Christmas this year, and may 2018 be prosperous for us all.
While this year has seen an increase of work in some areas, it has also seen a decrease of work in others. I look forward to 2018 and invigorating myself and the business and come back with a fresh lease on life and adding benefits to those I work with
Virtual Assistant / Administrative Assistant Service Launch
Today I just launched a new service, being that of a Virtual Assistant / Administrative Assistant.
A virtual assistant (normally abbreviated as VA) is a self-employed individual who provides administrative, technical or creative assistance to their clients remotely. As they are self-employed, the clients are not responsible for any of the employee-related expenses, except in the context that those indirect expenses are included in the VA’s fees.
Some of the services I provide are: –
- Internet Research
- eBook Creation
- Answering Website Support Tickets / Chat Enquires
- Responding to Emails
- Data Entry
- Word Template Creation
CommBank Phishing Scam Update
Well, they are at it again, I just received another message this morning, saying that my account was locked and to go to a particular link in the message to unlock the account.
Once bitten, twice shy – I now at least have a number which I can pass onto CommBank for their investigation team to investigate as well.
I was lucky that the CommBank security team picked up on the activity, locked the account and sent me a message. I wonder how many others that get caught out, and the banks don’t pick up on until after the fact and then it takes time to get the funds returned.