Phishing and Heart Health

phish·ing
ˈfiSHiNGnoun

1.
the activity of defrauding an online account holder of financial information by posing as a legitimate company.
"phishing exercises in which criminals create replicas of commercial Web sites"

You've probably seen those types of email. It looks just like a legitimate email from the bank or other similar companies. But it's not. It's actually a ploy to get your username and password so the scammer will have access to your account. 

The bad news is that the bad guys are getting smarter. They can easily copy the look and feel of the real company email. The good news is that email providers such as Gmail are keeping up with them. Linked here are some of the tips that can help you avoid becoming a victim of phishing. 

In other news . . . 

Finding out that you've been a victim of a phishing scam and you are no longer able to access your online banking account can give you a heart attack. To be safe, use Pioneer's Comprehensive Heart Health capsules. 

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