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About Montrose, MN

Montrose is a town in Wright County, Minnesota known for its homes surrounded by prairies and lakes. Don't miss The Annual Summer Concert Series at the nearby Woodland Hill Winery in mid-July. Among the biggest companies in Montrose are Coleman B usiness Solutions, and Time Warner Cable. The biggest school here is Montrose Elementary. One of the best places to visit when you are in Montrose is Malardi Lake.

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If you have plans to paint your house call me we will be willing to give you an estimate send me a message or call me at this number (507) 210-8919. We do a good job if we'd like to paint your house if you want Thank you.

NEW SCAMMERS FAKE SOCIAL SECURITY EMAIL

With a subject line “Get Protected” it gets your attention when you look at it in your inbox .The email goes through new features from the Social Security Administration (SSA) to help taxpayers monitor their credit reports, and know about unauthorized use of their Social Security number. It even sounds real, as it even cites the IRS and the “American S.A.F.E Act 2015.” but it is all made-up. If you read my previous blog about phishing emails you know this method is used to invite the reader to click on a scammer’s link. When you do so, it allows the scammer to install malware – like a virus and spyware – on your computer. It even could encrypt your hard drive and hold your PC hostage until you pay the random price to unlock it. Or the link might send you to a spoof site, which is a look-alike website setup by the scammer to trick you into entering your personal information More details at Office of the Inspector General – Social Security Administration Surf Happy but Be Safe! Blue Hound Technologies Share this:

Phishing Scam

A prime example is the following scam during the 2015 Christmas holidays Phishing Messages Deliver Chaos to Consumers this Christmas ( source Kaspersky) DHL and FedEx users are being heavily targeted by scammers during the holiday period. The fraudsters aim is clear: to trick unwitting users to either download a malicious program or enter their confidential data on a phishing site. In one example identified by Kaspersky Lab, an email suggests that the customer’s shipment is at a DHL office but that the recipient needs to follow a link within 48 hours and enter details on the tracking page, otherwise it will be returned to the sender. However, instead of leading to a DHL site the link takes the user to a phishing page made to look like DHL, where they are prompted to type in their personal information. What makes this scam more convincing and seemingly legitimate to the user is that they are then re-directed to the official DHL website once their details have been gleaned by the scammer. Similar messages have been sent in the name of FedEx, where the victim is directed to a phishing site to enter their account credentials. To add an additional layer of security and peace of mind, ensure your security software is up to date and includes an anti-phishing tool to help keep your personal details safe and your money secure, to ensure you have a happy holiday.   What to look for? Bad spelling Company names like Microsoft or FedEx , Google Etc Links in email Treat When I see those I know its probably fake and nvestigate the email even more, but never click on the link or copy it but instead go to the website using my browser and check or call the company.  Check out the full story on my sitehere.