Steve Jurczak has recently written an article for Carbonite about the Holiday season and what to watch out for. The commentary states that more and more of us are doing our shopping online, especially this year due to the COVID … Continue reading →
This selected piece is related to many different applications relating to computer usage and the internet. However, as the 2020 Back to School season begins, a lot of us will probably have to make some adjustments — not least of … Continue reading →
ACEF – Anti-Counterfeiting Educational Foundation is working with fraud victims and federal law enforcement agencies. A fraudulent advertisement for bullion coins on Facebook, fake encapsulation holders, and requests for expert help from federal agencies kept the nonprofit Anti-Counterfeiting Educational Foundation … Continue reading →
I know we all hear this a lot now days with ever present hackers trying to steal your information, but it is well worth mentioning again, if not just to refresh your outlook on this serious matter. I just recently … Continue reading →
Have your ever wondered what you would do when suddenly you came across an entire coin collection or even just a few coins from a family member. We have all been is those discussions about the subject. Now, “Cash … Continue reading →
The following post is being shared to help educate the coin collecting hobbyists to some of the many ways people will use to sell inferior numismatic items to unsuspecting buyers. Michael Bugeja discloses a trick that should discourage anyone from overbidding … Continue reading →
Telephone scams are on the increase across the country, these scammers are starting to ask for Bitcoin for payment for their intended con. This seems to be at best a difficult option and will be your first tip that something … Continue reading →
Identity theft, we here about it all the time – but as an individual are you doing all the things necessary to help yourself! How many times have you went to that coin show and need some more funds or … Continue reading →
Coin Update Press Release: A Minnesota federal grand jury has returned a six-count criminal indictment charging coin dealer Barry Ron Skog with five counts related to the sale of counterfeit coins and one count of mail fraud. According to the … Continue reading →
Stolen items! Reward offered! The seller asks: “I could really use some help please!!! The items were stolen while in the possession of the Untied States Postal Service, believed while in California, either Studio City or Van Nuys. I’m hoping someone … Continue reading →
