The contact details and address is not very clear. Check the address out its one way of spotting an internet scam. You may never be able to find the street address or a genuine telephone number. If it's a mobile number then is a sure sign that it's a scam.
Does it feature testimonials that are too good to be true. Testimonials on scam sites are always positive and very appealing.
Are you asked to send money to several people like the pyramid scam. Never even think about offering money to one person let alone 5 or 7.
Some scammers request for an insurance payment or your credit card details. If you won a prize, you don't need to spend money to insure it.
If the word scam is mentioned somewhere in the email or letter then you can be sure it's a scam. The genuine offer never refers to a scam in their introduction letter or email.
If you received an email that showing you about "Get rich quick and easy" program or system, that's a scam. There is no such thing as getting rich fast. So never believe for this trap.
Asking for your account password or personal secret information. Never give your password out to anyone.
100% Risk Free In 30 Days Money Back Guarantee - Don't believe that you will get your money back.
Advertising a high return for your small investments. No one pays you a high return or interest rates on your investments, that totally bogus.
There are a lot of attractive messages such as "you can be a winner" or "you have just won" or "your bank had just credit $$$ to your account" are featured as subject lines for internet scams.
Never respond or reply any suspicious email like - "We are customer service department of XXX Bank, please send us you bank account information for updating our database for security reason,...!". Please note that the bank will never ask for your personal password and information via email or telephone.
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