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Why Writing An Incident Report Important For An Investigation

January 6, 2022 Leave a Comment

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Being a manager or an employer in any company, business or organization can be pretty challenging. You have to oversee all the activities of your staff and you also have to ensure that everything is running smoothly within your premises. That means you have to be aware of everything happening around you so that if something goes wrong, you are already ready for it.

You would not want to find out later on that something bad happened or something illegal happened right under your nose without knowing about it. This is why managers and employers should know how important incident reports are, as they can help them prevent those things from happening again.

What Is An Incident Report?

Incident reports capture information regarding events such as accidents, or even terminated employees who were caught performing criminal activities. Some reports involved damage to the company’s properties like loss of equipment or even theft and arson among others. The information gathered in such a report is used as evidence when it comes to filing claims with insurance companies, making police case reports and preparing legal documents about an accident at work, and many more.

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How to Spot Scams as a Startup

December 26, 2021 Leave a Comment

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One of the primary issues plaguing small business owners is the unfortunate fact that new companies are vulnerable to all sorts of potential problems — scammers included. While large businesses are undoubtedly targeted by shady individuals looking to make money through fraudulent activities, they most often target small companies that don’t have the same level of security.

How to Spot Scams as a Startup

In such cases, startup owners have to be vigilant not only with business management but also with potential scams. Thankfully, it’s a common enough problem that there’s a pattern to most potential scams, allowing you to avoid potential beginner traps by making the necessary preparations. It would also be wise to look into the reviews of chargeback companies if you’re scammed.

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How To Avoid Scams Targeting Seniors

December 20, 2021 3 Comments

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Scammers are everywhere and will try to get their clutches onto anyone they’re able to trick. From social media scams to healthcare fraud, every year millions of people become the victims of scams.

Common Scams Targeting Seniors

Senior citizens often end up as victims. The scams generally have heavy negative repercussions on the victims’ lives. It can be difficult, especially for the elderly, to bounce back if you’re caught by one of these scams.

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Most Frequent Craigslist Scams and How to Avoid Them

August 18, 2021 Leave a Comment

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Craigslist is a great place to sell used things to other people for a fair price. One man’s junk is another man’s treasure, as the things that stay unused in your attic or basement might be extremely useful for others.

Craigslist

Be it an old folding table or an electronic item, a used car, or a job listing, Craigslist is the online paradise to buy and sell quickly and effortlessly.

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Safeguard Investment Accounts From Identity Theft

September 6, 2020 Leave a Comment

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It was two months ago on a Sunday when my friend called me, panicking. She frantically described how her elderly father had just given out his personal information over the phone to some scammy caller.

Safeguard Investment Accounts From Identity Theft

The caller had convinced him that his daughter was injured and they will need his personal information to disclose further details. He unfortunately provided the caller his name, social security number, date of birth, address, and maybe some more information as well.

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Beware of Business Opportunity Scams and How to Avoid Getting Caught

June 22, 2020 Leave a Comment

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The number of online business opportunities available has increased over the past few years. The idea of making extra cash while sitting at home is good news for everyone. Well, that’s the basis of most online job opportunities today.

Beware of Business Opportunity Scams and How to Avoid Getting Caught

They’re easy and unbelievably profitable. However, it can be quite tough to differentiate a scam from a real business opportunity.

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How to Spot a Student Loan Scam

August 27, 2019 Leave a Comment

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With student debt so prevalent in today’s society, it should come to an as little surprise to find a whole industry has emerged around managing it. Some companies have a sincere interest in helping people; others have a sincere interest in helping themselves.

How to Spot a Student Loan Scam

Every year a number of companies sare shut down for their fraudulent practices. People lose their entire savings and children lose their future. Do not become a victim, rather save others from getting victimized.

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Tips to Prevent Credit Card Fraud and Scams

May 8, 2019 10 Comments

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Credit card scam is a pretty broad-ranging term that encompasses theft as well as fraud which are committed by credit or any other payment mechanism that is similar to it. You will learn many tips to prevent credit card fraud and scams here.

Tips to Prevent Credit Card Fraud and Scams

If a card is used to obtain goods without the intent to pay for it or to obtain illegal funds from another account, then that is a credit card related scam.

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Top Gimmicky Ways To Make Money, and Get Cheated

December 29, 2015 1 Comment

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Gimmicks usually go hand-in-hand with ‘get rich quick’ schemes. A gimmick itself is not a bad thing. It simply refers to a trend where someone has made a lot of money and everyone else wants to imitate them. Sometimes they work, but most of the time not.

Top Gimmicky Ways to Make Money

 

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10 Myths About Identity Theft

August 19, 2015 1 Comment

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Identity theft is the latest crime in recent years and it is not uncommon to find this crime happening at the blink of an eye. Internet Scams and Identity Theft can happen to anyone, anytime and at anyplace and it is the time you realize that you could be one of those anyone! It is, therefore, imperative that you learn best identity theft protection to avoid becoming a victim of identity theft

10 Myths About Identity Theft

Everyone has false beliefs in one way or the other when it comes to identity theft. This article strives to dispel the 10 myths surrounding identity theft:

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