WHY EVERY SENIOR NEEDS THIS COURSE
Senior citizens can indeed be vulnerable to various online threats due to factors such as lack of familiarity with technology, cognitive decline, and trustfulness. Some common ways in which senior citizens may become online victims include:
1. **Phishing Scams**: Seniors may fall prey to phishing emails or messages that appear to be from legitimate sources, such as banks or government agencies, asking for sensitive information like passwords or financial details.
2. **Tech Support Scams**: Scammers often target seniors with fake tech support calls or pop-up messages claiming that their computer has a virus or other issues, and they need to provide access or pay for unnecessary services.
3. **Online Shopping Scams**: Seniors may unknowingly purchase counterfeit or fraudulent products from online stores, or they may become victims of fake websites designed to steal their payment information.
4. **Romance Scams**: Seniors may be targeted by individuals posing as romantic interests on social media or dating websites, leading to financial exploitation or emotional manipulation.
5. **Identity Theft**: Seniors may inadvertently expose personal information online, making them vulnerable to identity theft and financial fraud.
6. **Investment Scams**: Seniors may be targeted with fraudulent investment schemes promising high returns, leading to significant financial losses.
7. **Malware and Ransomware**: Seniors may unknowingly download malware or ransomware onto their devices, resulting in data loss, financial extortion, or identity theft.
8. **Social Engineering**: Seniors may be more susceptible to social engineering tactics, such as pretexting or manipulation, due to their trusting nature or reduced ability to discern fraudulent requests.
To address these challenges, it's crucial to provide education and support to senior citizens on how to navigate the digital world safely. This includes raising awareness about common online scams, teaching basic cybersecurity practices such as creating strong passwords and avoiding suspicious links, and providing assistance with setting up security measures on their devices. Additionally, caregivers and family members can play a vital role in monitoring seniors' online activities and providing guidance when needed.
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Protect 1 Computer and Cellphone
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Certificate Of Completion
Receive Your "Certificate Of Completion" At The End Of This Course.
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Here Is What You Will Learn
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1
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A Walk Through The Course
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Medicare Fraud, Don't Give them A Chance
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Preventing Medicare Scams
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Watch For The Package On Your Door Step
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Tips On How To Protect Yourself
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Medicare Quiz
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2
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Jamaican Lottery Scam
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An Example On How One Man Lost $25k In A Lottery Scam
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How It Works
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Lottery Quiz
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How To Avoid A Tech Support Scam
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FBI Destroys Tech Support Scammer's Call Center!
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Spotting and Avoiding Tech Support Scams
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What to Do If You Think There’s a Problem With Your Computer
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What to Do If You Were Scammed
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Reporting Tech Support Scams
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Example How It Works
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Investment Scams Targeting Seniors
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Beware the Free Lunch and Seminar
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Ponzi Schemes Targeting Seniors
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5
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Example On How It Work
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Make Sure You Read The Contract
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Protect Yourself From Medical Alert Scams
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How does the scam work?
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How You Can Protect Yourself
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6
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The One Ring Call Scam
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The Amazon Refund Scam
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Get Below To Get Started
You will be directed to the registration page, put we do not ask for any personal information and no one from National Cyber Security Academy or Active Lifestyle Media will try to solicit or sell your information.
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$25.00
* = Free Cyber Protection is for 1 computer, 1 person for 60 months. Our sister company National Cyber Security will provide "24-7 PROTECT". Click here for details.