You'll note from time to time that a post will pop up here from one of the many scammers/con artists around the world. Ah, the beauty of global access via the Internet.
While we'd love to retain these posts to serve as a warning to our users, the problem is that as ridiculous and obvious as these scams may seem, unfortunately people fall victim to them all the time. So as soon as we spot these kind of posts we remove them. If you'd like to report anything that looks fishy, you can contact us.
Please be wary of ALL offers that seem to good to be true. They always are.
When a disaster strikes anywhere in the world it is our natural instinct to want to help in any way we can by sending food, clothing and money. However, where there is a disaster there are always plenty of people willing to take advantage of the sit…
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January 23
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The residential property market is expected to pare back to more moderate levels of price growth after a stellar performance for most of 2009, a survey finds.
You cannot imagine how many times I've heard business builders lament: By the time I'm able to smell the roses, I'll be too old to walk through the garden!
Hidden details about the interest charged on partly-paid or overdue credit card balances is unfairly costing customers, consumer advocate group Choice says.
Even as most billionaires saw their wealth increase in 2009 along with rising stock markets, some remain cautious and believe that 2010 will continue to test the global economy.
The central bank will almost certainly raise the official interest rate this week as it tries to keep inflationary pressures in check, and moves towards a more normal policy setting in 2010.
Twenty-seven million people around the world lost their jobs in 2009, the UN labour agency said on Wednesday, warning of a jobless recovery in a report released on the opening day of the World Economic Forum.