Senate Uncovers Online Credit Card Tricks
Posted on February 8, 2010
Filed Under Online Security News
A report issued by a U.S. Senate committee only uses the word “scam” when quoting different consumers; the report’s title employs the phrase “aggressive sales tactics,” instead. Still, it looks like a number of big online companies have been caught profiting off people’s confusion.
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