Practical tips to increase your gas mileage.
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Young people learn to identify ads and their messages
Tags: advertising, behavioral advertising, elementary, game, high school, kids, middle school, older kids, parents, school, shopping, teachers, teens, tweens, young kids
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Learn the techniques advertisers use to relate to audiences.
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Use Admongo in the classroom to teach kids about advertising.
Tags: advertising, behavioral advertising, elementary, game, high school, middle school, older kids, parents, school, shopping, teens, tweens, young kids
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Young people identify the messages within ads.
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Young people learn the meaning behind ads.
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Understand who the advertiser is and why they want you to take a specific action.
Tags: advertising, behavioral advertising, elementary, game, high school, middle school, older kids, teachers, teens, tweens, young kids
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If you have to pay a fee in advance for a guaranteed loan or credit card — you’re dealing with a rip-off.
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Learn how to identify scams promising treatments for cancer.
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AnnualCreditReport.com is the only authorized source to get your free credit report under federal law.
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AnnualCreditReport.com is the only authorized source to get your free credit report under federal law.
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Evaluate online reviews and recommendations when shopping.
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Put your online auction know-how to the test.
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Don't be fooled — or robbed — by dishonest promises to save your home from foreclosure.
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Protect your computer from spyware and viruses that can cause it to run slowly or give fraudsters access to your personal information.
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Business “opportunities” often don't live up to the hype. Take your time and ask questions before you consider an investment.
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Scammers may pretend to represent charities to take advantage of your generosity.
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Use these computer security tips to help protect your computer and your personal information.
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Consumer Sentinel is a nationwide system for law enforcement to track consumer complaints.
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Understand your rights when dealing with debt collectors.
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Want to lose weight? Don't believe ads promising quick and easy weight loss without any diet or exercise.
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Knowing the rules of the U.S. Diversity Lottery can help you avoid a scam.
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Here are some tips to make sure your charity contributions are put to good use.
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Know your rights when employers check your background.
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A counterfeit check can take weeks to discover — and cost you a bundle.
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Scammers may pretend to be your relatives or friends, urging you to wire money immediately to help them with an emergency.
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Answer questions about health products and information online.
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Having trouble paying your mortgage? Learn how to avoid foreclosure rescue scams and get real help.
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An expert explains the inner workings of business opportunity telemarketing scams.
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Learn the signs of a business opportunity scam.
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Look out for fees hidden in "free" trial offers.
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Read the fine print — or free trials can wind up costing you.
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Test your savvy when it comes to making friends online.
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Con artists sometimes impersonate government officials to trick you into sending money.
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If a telemarketer asks for money or account information to collect a "prize," hang up. It's a scam.
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Be aware of the warning signs and hang up on phone fraud.
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If you answer the phone and hear a recorded sales message — hang up
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Report scams to the FTC online or by phone.
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Your identity's been stolen! Luckily, this time you just need to correctly answer some questions on protecting your identity to get it back.
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Help limit damage from identity theft with a few quick actions.
Tags: account, child identity theft, computer security, credit report, criminal, identity theft, imposter, online safety, password, personal information, privacy, resources, steal
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Steps to take right away if your identity has been stolen.
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Stop wireless hackers by answering these wireless security questions.
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Get a glimpse of your future as your investing intelligence is put to the test.
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Don't pay for the promise for a job. Learn how to avoid job scams.
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Identify ads and understand their messages
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When shopping for light bulbs, look at lumens instead of watts. The more lumens, the brighter the light.
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If a company asks you to pay them for a guaranteed job placement, you're likely dealing with a scam.
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This video shows what happens when someone makes just the minimum payment on a credit card balance.
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You've already lost one laptop, Agent Smith. Your job's on the line if it happens again. Make wise choices this time, and it's mission accomplished.
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Don't wire money to someone you don't know.
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Talk to your kids about staying safe online.
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Helps kids learn why and how to stay safe online.
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Teaches kids how to protect themselves online with privacy settings and good online practices.
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The things kids post online could have an impact on people in the real world.
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Kids can stop cyberbullies by standing up for themselves or someone else.
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An online love interest who lures you from a dating site and asks for money is probably a scam artist.
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Test your online shopping smarts and learn if you can spot a risky offer
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This video describes how consumers can evaluate online reviews and recommendations when shopping.
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Use these computer security tips to help protect your computer and your personal information.
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Don't pay for the promise for a job. Learn how to avoid job scams.
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Identify and avoid job and business opportunity scams.
Tags: be your own boss, business, business opportunity, employer, envelope stuffing, get rich, income, invest, job search, jobs, low risk, no risk
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Test your peer-to-peer file-sharing smarts
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If you need cash fast, you may have options besides expensive payday loans.
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Here’s why you don’t want to pay fees to a business that promises to lower your monthly car payment or help stop a repossession.
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Phishers are looking to lure you with bogus emails and pop-ups that seem safe. Will you take the bait or live to swim another day?
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There is an unexpected visitor at someone's home.
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An unexpected visitor arrives at the office.
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There is an unexpected visitor at a store.
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This video shows what happens when someone gets a prepaid card without checking out the fees first.
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What you can to avoid, detect and get rid of viruses and spyware.
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Steps you can take to safeguard your child's personal information against identity theft.
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If you use public Wi-Fi networks, take these steps to protect your personal information.
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Check your monthly statements for unexpected charges. This will help you avoid paying for things you didn't buy.
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Illegal robocalls are the rise and the FTC is working to solve the problem.
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Tips to help you save energy — and money — in your home.
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Recognize and report scammers who falsely promise help with immigration.
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Get legitimate help in completing immigration forms.
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Scammers can rob you of money — and your chance to immigrate.
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Be sure the information on your immigration form is accurate before you sign.
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Notarios are not authorized by the U.S. to help with immigration.
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Don't pay someone to help you with immigration unless they are authorized by the U.S. government.
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Tips for getting immigration help.
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Questions to ask before wiring money to friends or family in another country.
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Many everyday activities allow businesses access to information about you.
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If you want to know how bright a light bulb is, look at its lumens.
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Reduce telemarketing calls by registering your phone number for free at DoNotCall.gov.
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Clues that someone may have stolen your identity.
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Can you spot spam scams?
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Don't believe ads that claim you can start an online business without much work or money.
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Learn how to protect yourself and your personal information online.
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Medical discount plans are not health insurance. In fact, many of these plans are scams.
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Learn to tell the difference between a legitimate travel deal and a travel trick.
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Internet hoaxes spread when we share first and ask questions later.
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Enter the world of Admongo to get "aducated" about ads and their messages.
Tags: advertising, behavioral advertising, elementary, game, high school, kids, middle school, older kids, parents, school, shopping, teachers, teens, tweens, young kids
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Take a these steps to regain control after identity theft.
Tags: account, child identity theft, computer security, credit report, criminal, identity theft, imposter, online safety, password, personal information, privacy, resources, steal, stolen
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How to protect your personal information from identity thieves.
Tags: account, child identity theft, computer security, credit report, criminal, identity theft, imposter, online safety, password, personal information, privacy, resources, steal, stolen
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Tips for dealing with robocalls.
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This video shows what happens when someone learns the hard way why she should care about her identity.
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Protect the wireless network in your home.
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Wiring money is like sending cash — once it’s gone, you can't get it back.
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If an ad claims a work-at-home business can make you rich quick, you’re probably looking at a scam
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Young people learn the key concepts of advertising, competition and other consumer topics in a virtual mall setting.
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Your credit report affects your ability to get a loan or job, and could help you avoid identity theft. You can get a truly free credit report from AnnualCreditReport.com.
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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is the nation’s consumer protection agency. The FTC works to prevent fraudulent, deceptive and unfair business practices in the marketplace.
