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The photography business is booming. Even if you’re an amateur, you can find countless opportunities to turn your passion into cold, hard cash.
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It seems that nothing is safe from a proliferation of scams. Crooks will reach out through any means to get your personal and financial information, from calls to texts to phony websites and more.
Scammers know that people seeking customer support are vulnerable, and they have found a new twist to an old trick. They send fake subscription emails that indicate a bill is due, or service is about to expire. When you follow up, they try to get you to sign up and give away information they never had to begin with. Tap or click here to see how to spot and avoid these scams.
“I’m calling you to discuss your car’s extended warranty.” Those words haunt us all in our sleep. Tap or click here to find out why you get so many car warranty robocalls. Everyone hates robocalls, and sadly, you are about to get more of them. Thanks to the Supreme Court and Facebook, your phone is about to get more annoying.
Social media has helped to connect billions of people globally, and much easier than before. But to set up a Facebook or Twitter account, you must relinquish a portion of your personal information.
Your email address, telephone number, age or even neighborhood all may be required for the service to work as intended. But there are underlying risks that not everyone is aware of or actively chooses to ignore. Tap or click here for one Facebook security setting you must change.
With so many cybersecurity threats out there you might be focused on protecting your digital life. Even though that’s important, only paying attention to online threats is a huge mistake.
That’s because burglars are still out there in full force looking to invade your home and rip you off. This means having a home security system that you can trust watching your back 24/7 is extremely important.
Security is important. We all worry about the safety of our loved ones. Whether you have children at home or just want to be sure nobody is breaking into your home when you are not around, having a security camera can be a huge reassurance.
When the first GPS came out, it was life-changing. Gone were the days of using paper maps to navigate around unknown territories. Before programs like Google Maps, you were reliant on ridiculous directions from friends that included things like taking a left at the red barn with a black door and going left at the fourth stoplight from the intersection.
Update, as of April 7: We’ve heard from several listeners who had their cards laminated, only to find the stickers adhered to it turned completely black. If you would like a laminated card, our suggestion is making a copy and having that one laminated, keeping the original safely tucked away.
Most tech-savvy people are familiar with the fake tech support scams that have been going around for years. Usually, a fraudulent warning would pop up on your computer screen, instructing you to call a number to have malware removed.
You know the stress of being a parent. When the kids were young, you jumped at every sneeze, cough and wobbly step.
Now that they’re young adults or teenagers, there are different stresses. Are they driving while distracted by texts and social media messages? At home, are they safe? Are they being responsible for getting home on time from school, not raiding your liquor cabinet and staying out of trouble?
