1. *Phishing Websites*: Fake websites that mimic legitimate ones to steal personal and financial information.
2. *Romance Scam Websites*: Fake dating websites or profiles that scam victims out of money.
3. *Investment Scam Websites*: Fake websites that promise unusually high returns on investments.
4. *Online Shopping Scam Websites*: Fake e-commerce websites that sell counterfeit or non-existent products.
1. *Poor Grammar and Spelling*: Legitimate websites usually have professional content.
2. *Unusual or Missing Contact Information*: Be wary of websites with no contact information or only a PO box address.
3. *No HTTPS or SSL Certificate*: Legitimate websites usually have a secure connection (HTTPS).
4. *Unrealistic Promises*: Be cautious of websites that promise unusually high returns or guaranteed success.
5. *Request for Personal or Financial Information*: Legitimate websites will not ask for sensitive information via email or pop-up windows.
1. *Verify the Website's Authenticity*: Check for reviews, ratings, and testimonials from trusted sources.
2. *Use Strong Passwords and 2FA*: Protect your online accounts with strong passwords and two-factor authentication.
3. *Keep Software and Browsers Up-to-Date*: Ensure you have the latest security patches and updates.
4. *Be Cautious of Public Wi-Fi*: Avoid accessing sensitive information on public Wi-Fi networks.
5. *Report Suspicious Websites*: Inform the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) about suspicious websites.
1. *FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3)*: (link unavailable)
2. *Federal Trade Commission (FTC)*: (link unavailable)