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01/26/2012
Better Business Bureau is warning consumers about a new twist in the ongoing BBB phishing scam. Consumers now are reporting receiving phone calls – in addition to emails – from scammers claiming to be from BBB.
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11/17/2011
Whether you’re giving money, canned goods, used items or your time, BBB Wise Giving Alliance reminds donors that how you give is just as important as what you give.
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08/29/2011
As they have traditionally responded to disasters around the world, Americans will want to do what they can for those impacted by Hurricane Irene. But even when needs are close to home, givers should take steps to assure their donations go to legitimate charities and relief efforts.
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08/18/2011
Better Business Bureau (BBB) is warning job seekers to proceed with caution before sharing their personal qualifications for jobs found online.
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06/21/2011
Scammers appear to be targeting veterans and military families claiming they have won a sweepstakes from Stars and Stripes, reports Stripes.com
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04/05/2011
The BBB is hosting a FREE shredding event on April 16, 2011 from 10am-2pm at River City Bank: 900 Howe Ave. Bring up to 6 file-size boxes. We'll be giving away 2 ipod shuffles at the event.
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03/11/2011
In the wake of the most powerful earthquake to hit Japan in over 100 years, many Americans want to help those impacted by the earthquake and the tsunami that followed. Better Business Bureau warns donors to exercise caution when making donations to relief agencies and charities.
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02/18/2011
National Consumer Protection Week, March 6-12, is an annual effort led by the US Federal Trade Commission to educate the public on how to use their money wisely. As a part of National Consumer Protection Week, BBB recommends five easy steps you can take to become a smart shopper and savvy consumer.
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12/16/2010
Andrew’s Investment Group of Sacramento garners some $750 to $7000 in advance fees for guaranteed loan modifications, which most say fail to materialize. The company has recently resurrected as National Church Consultant of America, still offering to provide loan modifications.
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12/15/2010
Many airports and other public spaces offer free wireless, or Wi-Fi, connections for the public to log onto the Internet from their laptop computers. “Hackers are now taking advantage of travelers who want to stay connected,” said BBB President Barry Goggin. “They are setting up fake Wi-Fi connections designed to steal your personal information without you even knowing it.”
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12/02/2010
Because of technology and the creativity of charities, there are many different ways that donors can give to a worthy cause. Whether you’re giving money, canned goods, used items or your time, BBB Wise Giving Alliance reminds donors that how you give is just as important as what you give.
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10/28/2010
The Better Business Bureau serving northeast California, in partnership with American Mobile Shredding, Premier West Bank, the Boy Scouts of America, The Boys and Girls Club, Sims Recycling Solutions, and Access Information Management, hosted two free shredding events in Sacramento and Redding.
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09/01/2010
Disposing of outdated office computers, printers and copiers the right way is not only important for protecting the environment, it also staves off the efforts of data thieves. Better Business Bureau explains the three steps necessary for small business owners to dispose of old office equipment safely and securely.
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09/01/2010
As the unemployment rate hovers around 10 percent, the Better Business Bureau warns that scammers are taking advantage of the opportunity by preying on the unemployed. Identifying the common red flags of a scam is one way for job hunters to protect themselves and their wallet.
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08/24/2010
College students have enough to juggle when it comes to school, work and their social life. Avoiding fraud often doesn’t make the list of priorities. Because college students are so susceptible to identity theft, Better Business Bureau recommends that they take seven simple steps to protect themselves on campus.
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