Is the Internet irreparably broken? Judging by what we are seeing on Diettalk.com the disquieting answer is possibly: Yes. Good medical and health information used to be plentiful on the Net as hospitals, clinics and …
Zoom Wellness is an Idaho-based health provider that claims to solve “health problems that mainstream methods have failed to do.” It talks about providing unique “cutting edge” health solutions that allow everyone to live “life …
“Dr” Ryan Shelton has a number of Internet-based cures that he peddles including the Hair Revital X, Join FLX, Longevity Activator, SoundQuility, SouthBeach Skin Lab, Diabetes 60 and fertility treatments among other things. Ryan Shelton …
As people age, they often become more fearful or paranoid. Sadly, that is a fact and is generally unavoidable. Even sadder is that unsavory internet marketers have figured that out and are finding new ways …
You just got a phone call, email, text or letter from someone that you don’t know……what do you do? In order to discovery the identity of the contactor, you can take five easy (and free) …
Our blog often deals with Internet scammers who are offering little of value for way too much money. But there’s another thing that many Internet scams have in common: ClickBank, ClickBetter and ClickSure. …
Is your Internet connection feeling a bit sluggish? Just conduct an Internet speed test. Ooops! Turns out some of those online speed tests might be a scam. It turns out that online …
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) passed the California legislature in 2019 and the new law goes into effect on January 1, 2020. This groundbreaking law creates four basic rights for consumers: the right to know …
As people age, they often become more fearful or paranoid. Unsavory Internet marketers have figured that out that seniors can exploit this age-related vulnerability. And they’re doing it with a vengeance. Studies indicate that those …
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 …