on in the South Bay area for the past three months, he said. Frank Long thought he was helping a nephew in need when he recently wired $2,800 to Toronto. Full Article at SGVTribune.com
Microsoft and Novell announce the success and ongoing commitment to their joint technology program. Full Article at iTWire
Microsoft and Novell Collaboration Select Customers and Partners November 2009 Auburn University (U.S.) BASF IT Services (Germany) BATS Exchange Inc. (U.S.) BBVA Bank (Spain) Brasoftware Informatica Ltda. (Brazil) Cambridge Health Alliance (U. Full Article at Freshnews.com
The FBI early last week issued an alert to consumers about a growing problem with scammers loading malware on people’s computers, which gives the criminals access to the victims’ bank account information. Full Article at Park Hills Daily Journal
Published: Sunday, November 8, 2009 In one of the largest consumer payouts of its type, MoneyGram International Inc. has agreed to fork over $18 million to the Federal Trade Commission to settle charges that it... Full Article at HeraldNet
and verifying if the phone number given by the caller is the correct one for the relative in trouble. Frank Long, of Whittier, shows a Western Union wire transfer for $2,800 to someone he believed to be his nephew in Canada on Friday November 6, 2009. Full Article at SGVTribune.com
Cyberthieves have moved about $100 million out of U.S. bank accounts, announced the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation. Full Article at TransWorldNews
AFRICA: Paul Virgo ROME, Nov 6 (IPS) - Of the many proposals on how to combat poverty in Africa, the United Nations' International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) is championing what must be one of the simplest - make it cheaper and easier... Full Article at Pambazuka
MoneyGram, one of America’s best-known money-transfer companies, is reeling from charges made by the federal government that 10 percent of its Canadian sales agents were in cahoots with criminals scamming money from Americans. Full Article at Fort Worth Star-Telegram
W HAT ARE WE LOOKING FOR? Full Article at Globe and Mail