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Tips to avoid most email phising scams:

1. There will often be incorrect spelling, gammar, etc.
2. Sometimes the email will be from someone in another country or has a name that sounds like they live in another country.
3. It will often be from a "bank" or someone wanting to share their money with you or wanting you to help them with money issues. (They may say they trust you the most, but they don't even know you! lol)
4. If the email asks for personal information or a username and/or password, it most likely is a scam.
5. If you think a email sounds suppicious, try to find out more and do not reply! Report it if you have a way.
6. Sometimes phising scam emails will look really professional with popular logos and everything. If it asks for information, such as in tip 4, be wary of it.
7. If you have more information, such as a popular scam going aroun, post in my Site Forum.

There is a scam that starting in Myspace and has now infected Facebook. You can join a Facebook group about it called BEWARE! New Facebook phishing scam: "Your profile pic on some website..." If you get a message on your Wall about your profile pic being posted on some website, DO NOT CLICK ON THE LINK! Join the group for more info.