scammers

You can’t trust anything anymore. Spend the night at a hotel and get a call from the front desk and it could turn out to be a con artist trying to steal your credit card number.

It happened recently to hotel guests in two cities.

First let's get something out of the way - I love the iPad. Every other blogger has shared their opinion so for me it's the eReader that does about ten times as much for only 150 per cent of the price.

It's also the first games platform that's going to be able to cope with board games properly.

Combine a bad economy, a glut of abandoned homes and people in need of cheap housing and you've got rich ground for con artists posing as landlords and targeting renters.

Career coaches can be helpful in offering career guidance, but you need to beware of scammers and individuals promising you a quick path to the perfect job.

To a con artist, cash is king. International scammers have developed a deviously clever way to trick people intosending them cash.

The crooks mail out counterfeit checks or money orders and come up with a creative story to get their victims to wire back thousands of dollars.