Professional Toolkit Tut06 by Hà Trương Thị Hải https://padlet.com/hatruongthihai/3fslcv0jt3bppkni en-us 2023-05-11 06:12:37 UTC 2023-05-11 06:31:55 UTC hello@padlet.com Definition https://padlet.com/hatruongthihai/3fslcv0jt3bppkni/wish/2586664870 A charity scam is one in which a scammer will impersonate a real charity or a real person in need, to get others to donate money.
Recent conflicts and associated destruction raises the need to support humanitarian work through donations.
This also creates opportunities for scammers to take advantage on generosity and compassion.


]]> 2023-05-11 06:16:45 UTC https://padlet.com/hatruongthihai/3fslcv0jt3bppkni/wish/2586664870 https://padlet.com/hatruongthihai/3fslcv0jt3bppkni/wish/2586666179 The most common types of charity scams include emails, banner ads, post in social media, phone calls and text messages that ask for donations and seem entirely legitimate]]> 2023-05-11 06:17:37 UTC https://padlet.com/hatruongthihai/3fslcv0jt3bppkni/wish/2586666179 https://padlet.com/hatruongthihai/3fslcv0jt3bppkni/wish/2586668899 https://quizlet.com/au/795892230/online-scams-and-identity-theft-flash-cards/]]> 2023-05-11 06:19:14 UTC https://padlet.com/hatruongthihai/3fslcv0jt3bppkni/wish/2586668899 https://padlet.com/hatruongthihai/3fslcv0jt3bppkni/wish/2586669903 How to avoid: Always research a group before giving them money. Search for them online. Use a charity evaluator organization such as www.charitynavigator.org to research charitable organizations and obtain contact information.]]> 2023-05-11 06:20:01 UTC https://padlet.com/hatruongthihai/3fslcv0jt3bppkni/wish/2586669903 hatruongthihai https://padlet.com/hatruongthihai/3fslcv0jt3bppkni/wish/2586672322 2023-05-11 06:21:45 UTC https://padlet.com/hatruongthihai/3fslcv0jt3bppkni/wish/2586672322 Definition https://padlet.com/hatruongthihai/3fslcv0jt3bppkni/wish/2586672503 Scammers take advantage of people looking for romantic partners, often via dating websites, apps or social media by pretending to be prospective companions. 
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  1. Do some research: Conduct an online search on your potential partner to see if their name, photo, location, email address and other details match up and are real.
2 . Avoid sharing personal information: Do not share personal details like your phone number, home address, financial information or other sensitive data until you trust the person enough.
  1. Stick to reputable dating websites: Use trusted dating websites that have a clear and transparent privacy policy and a good track record of user satisfaction.
4 2. Be wary of red flags: Scammers often have a lot of excuses, are inconsistent and evasive, and may avoid meeting in person or showing their face on camera.
  1. Don't send money or gifts: Be cautious if your partner suddenly asks for money or gifts, even if they claim to have an emergency or a pressing need for funds.
By following these tips and being cautious when communicating with someone online, you can minimize your risk of falling victim to a dating scam.
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  • Don’t share personal details
    If you share personal information like your full name, date of birth and home address with a stranger, you may not know what they’ll do with it. Try not to share personal details online with people whom you already know, either – you may end up sending it to a fraudster pretending to be them. You should also be careful when picking your user name on dating websites – don’t include personal information like your location (for example, ‘JaneFromLondon’).
  • Don’t send or receive money
    Do not send or receive money from anyone you’ve met online, no matter how convincing their story is. This applies to cash as well as your bank account, credit card or other financial details. If the request is coming from someone you think you know, check with them offline to ensure that it’s really them.
  • Use trusted dating websites
    Fraudsters tend to want to take their criminal activity off reputable dating websites as soon as possible. They’re likely to try to convince you to interact with them via social media or text messaging. This is so that the dating website has no proof of them asking you for money. If you’re in touch with someone on this type of website, communicate with them through the site’s messaging services.
  • Don’t share personal contact details
    Use a website that will allow you to keep your personal details private until you’re ready to share them. These include your contact details, such as your phone number or email or home address.
  • Think twice before using your webcam
    Be careful when using your webcam with a new online love interest, even if it’s someone whom you think you know. The footage could be used against you. This applies to cameras on all devices, from computers and laptops to smartphones and tablets.
  • Trust your instincts
    If you feel like something is wrong, it may be. Be careful.



    • ]]>     2023-05-11 06:30:01 UTC https://padlet.com/hatruongthihai/3fslcv0jt3bppkni/wish/2586684334     https://padlet.com/hatruongthihai/3fslcv0jt3bppkni/wish/2586685817 To avoid charity scams, here are some steps you can take:
    1. Do your research: Take the time to investigate the charity before donating. Look up the organization on charity watchdog websites like Charity Navigator, GuideStar, and the Better Business Bureau.
    2. Verify that the charity is registered: Check if the organization is registered with government agencies such as the IRS or state charity officials.
    3. Be cautious of high-pressure tactics: Be wary of charities that try to pressure you to donate immediately or make you feel guilty for not donating.
    4. Watch for fake charities: Be cautious of charities with names that sound similar to well-known organizations or those that have similar logos.
    5. Don't send cash, wire transfers, or gift cards: Use a credit card or check to make donations, which provide receipts and a trail of the transaction.
    By following these simple steps, you can avoid falling victim to charity scams and ensure that your donations go to legitimate organizations that can make a positive difference.
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