How To Know When You're Getting Scammed
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Appearances Are Everything
The Web site or fancy letterhead may look professional, but mind the details. Misspellings, poor grammar and lots of capitilization and punctuation are hallmarks of scam operators. And never call a 1-900 number "for more information." You'll probably get socked with a hefty phone charge, a portion of which may go straight to the scammer.
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