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Here’s an odd little fraud tidbit that has freaked me out a bit.

Earlier today I received a couple blog comments from a name I didn’t recognize. The message he left in those comments definitely caught my attention though!

Check the Washington Post article on web fraud. There’s a screen capture with a paypal account information for sale that has your business address on it.
http://voices.washingtonpost.com/securityfix/?hpid=news-col-blogs

The article is:
Web Fraud 2.0: Validating Your Stolen Goods
Posted at 07:00 AM ET, 08/20/2008

Source: Solo Technology

Here’s an odd little fraud tidbit that has freaked me out a bit.

Earlier today I received a couple blog comments from a name I didn’t recognize. The message he left in those comments definitely caught my attention though!

Check the Washington Post article on web fraud. There’s a screen capture with a paypal account information for sale that has your business address on it.
http://voices.washingtonpost.com/securityfix/?hpid=news-col-blogs

The article is:
Web Fraud 2.0: Validating Your Stolen Goods
Posted at 07:00 AM ET, 08/20/2008

Source: Solo Technology

It really is surprising how major companies deriving most of their income from Internet-related activities do not really understand the Internet. The Internet is about communicating and making contact. Marketing is about dialogue with prospects and customers. Unless that dialogue takes place, you do not make the sale. The Internet is the place for that dialogue, yet some of the most surprising companies do not realize that.

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