iYogi Scam Alerts: Keeping your distance from Inheritance scams
Inheritance Scams are spreading through e-mails, newspaper and other medium. Genealogy Scam is another name of Inheritance Scam. These types of scams usually ask for…
iYogi Scam Alerts about tricks to spam through Online Videos
iYogi has released the iYogi scam alerts on the online video scams, which mainly spreads through e-mails and social networking sites. Such scams are very…
iYogi Scam Alerts: Beware of the trap behind exciting offers
iYogi through its Scam Alerts takes this opportunity to alert you on “Mystery Shoppers Scam”. If you read an advertisements messages, or receive a mail…
iYogi Scam Alert: Fake Online Software Scam
iYogi scam alerts warn users that ordering fake software could infect their computers and may also lead to their personal information being stolen. Such scam…
iYogi Scam Alerts: Avoid falling prey to phone scams
Phone scams, like the name suggests, involves users getting tricked over the phone. With e-mail scams not being successful anymore computer scammers use phone scams…
iYogi Scam Alerts: Don’t fall prey to domain name scam
There are many fake domain registration companies on the Internet which may call or e-mail you and promise that they would provide a domain name…
iYogi Scam Alerts: Don’t be a victim of Fake Antivirus Scam
iYogi has released alerts that help users in identifying fake antivirus software. These software pop up on the screen when you are browsing the Internet.…
iYogi Scam Alerts – Netizens Take Note of Fake Check Scams
Cyber crooks are forever on the lookout for victims who can be duped. Those that are affected the most include sellers or dealers that sell…
iYogi Scam Alerts: iYogi Brings to Light Common Online Dating Scams
As a result of the exponential growth of the internet over the past decade, online dating has become huge business. iYogi exposes dangerous online dating…
iYogi Scam Alerts: Nigerian or 419 Internet Fraudulent Scam
An email appears in your inbox one day with the subject line, “I need your help.” The pleading nature of the “Nigerian Scam” email helps…
