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The market for e-Commerce has grown by leaps and bounds. Every business today more or less understands the need to establish an online presence. People come online to shop for everything from groceries to clothes to furniture and even bikes. This is primarily because of the convenience that online shopping offers - you can find the best deals from anywhere at anytime.

While the increase in revenues from e-Commerce has given online businesses and users a reason to celebrate there is one disturbing trend that has the potential to ruin the party. Cybercrime is increasing as the market for online shopping is growing. You have to be careful while shopping online to avoid becoming a victim of cybercrime. Here are a few quick tips that can help you protect yourself from cyber criminals, fraudsters and scammers.

The first step is to find out what cybercrime is all about. There is plenty of information available on the net. The more you know about cyber crime trends and safety measures the better you will be aware of how to avoid them.

You should be especially wary of phishing emails. If you get an email from a company asking for your personal information, make sure you contact them directly via phone or email to verify the authenticity of the request before providing any information.

If you are using a public unsecured WiFi network, you are at the risk of exposing your personal information. Hackers frequently attack public wifi networks. Never carry out any financial transaction over an unsecured network.

Make sure you only buy online from sites that are secure and safe. Avoid buying from sites that you know nothing about. One way to determine this is by looking at user feedback and reviews that have been posted by other customers of the site. Also be careful while purchasing from low profile site. Always read the terms and conditions very carefully and use safe payment methods. Yes, the fine print is important! Secure sites use the https protocol which means that sensitive user information is encrypted while being transmitted over the wire making it less prone to attacks.

Looking At How Payza Scam Protection Team Protects Users

Payza is an online payment platform through which you can send and receive money and accept payments from customers if you run an online business. Payza provides maximum online transaction security. But still, there are scams that you should be aware of while making any type of online payments. Payza scams prevention aims to help users recognize and avoid scams.

Aspects Of Security

Cyber…

I recently came across a money adder software that promised to give me some free money. Being familiar with the IT world I instantly sensed a scam. I wonder how many such software are out there trying to make unsuspecting internet users provide their personal or banking information. And how well are payment processing platforms geared up to deal with these scams? So I decided to poke around one such processor - Payza.

How Payza Works

Payza is an online payment platform that allows registered users to transfer money across international borders. Payza works on the concept of e-wallets and allows multiple ways in which users can transfer funds to and from their e-wallets. A quick search through their support site and i did find warnings about Payza money adder scams.

Hacks That Don’t Work!

Apparently hacks such as Payza Money adder are common across all online payment platforms. These scams offer to transfer free money into your online accounts.  Sometimes they claim to have found a loophole or special computer code which adds money to your online account. Very tempting indeed for the uninitiated. Payza warns its users that whatever names these scams may go by Payza Money Adder or otherwise, it does not support any of them and goes on to warn its users to avoid falling for these traps.

Some of these money adders work on mobile phones and are sophisticated with stylish design and branding to tempt users. They will at some point ask you for your personal information and online account details. Once these are provided, it is very easy for scammers to compromise your accounts. And if you use same passwords for multiple accounts then you might end up compromising your other accounts as well.

Payza has a fraud and security department that works on identifying various websites and social media pages claiming to provide Payza Money Adder. Users are advised against entering information on such sites. I think these kind of proactive warnings can go a long way in educating users and preventing accounts from being hacked.

Stay Safe

In this article, author shares knowledge about Payza Fraud prevention in e-commerce industry and how Payza Fraud prevention team commit to make online payment world safe and secure for consumers and merchants. With top-notch technology, team monitor transactions and evaluate threats and consequences for merchants to manage business with ease.

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Payza - 10K Webs Enables Payza as its Payment Processor

Since Payza dropped HYIP and MLM ponzi business out of their service, i was thought it’s the End of payza, but seems i was totally wrong! Payza has just published a new post on their blog to announced that Payza has been used by 10K webs since November of 2012, it is really rapidly grown of their service, i dont know if it is truth or not. Anyway, Congratulation to Payza and their members. And here is the full contents of that article:

Payza now offered as a payment and payout option for users subscribing to the site-building service.

Payza has been used by 10KWEB since November of 2012 for the distribution of commissions to its users. Now they have expanded their partnership with Payza and are accepting subscription fees through the global online payment processor.

The new feature was announced earlier this week, in the press release below, and 10KWEB announced today that payment processing through Payza is now live on their website.

10KWEB and Payza Take Relationship to Next Level

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/10kweb-payza-relationship-next-level-033016678.html

E-Commerce Company Slated to be Third Option in Processing Subscription Fees

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) March 31, 2013

Internet start-up, 10KWEB, is pleased to announce it will soon offer Payza as a third option in paying for the site builder’s monthly fee. The international e-commerce business already distributes commission payouts to 10KWEB’s thousands of members. Other payment options include Visa and Mastercard.

Payza is based out of the United Kingdom and has offices in London, New York, Mumbai, Montreal, Dhaka and Moldova. It is a method for transferring money internationally and means for purchase of goods and services online. Payza is used by both personal users and merchants and currently has over two million users.

10KWEB Co-Founder, Anthony Martins, is excited by the prospects of what will come from the pending option, saying, “Payza is global, much like 10KWEB. Once the Payza option is active, members will be able to use any credit card, bank account or Payza account balance to pay for 10KWEB services. It’s a more expansive option that will make it easier for new members to sign on.” Martins went on to say that commission payments will continue to be made through Payza and Paypal.

10KWEB was created January 2012 by Anthony Martins and Thomas Bang as an online resource for aspiring blog writers and small business owners. Their website launched on March 5th, 2012 and is currently used in the United States, Mexico, Great Britain, Germany, China, Morocco, Trinidad, Italy and New Zealand with more markets in development.

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Payza - 5 Ways to Use Credit Cards to your Advantage

Payza blog has released a new article to give out some advice for those who already have credit cards.

We recently wrote about the benefits and drawbacks of getting a credit card, where we tried to help you decide whether a credit card is right for you. Now we have some advice for those who already have credit cards – become a free rider.

Free riders are credit card users who are able to use their cards responsibly and pay off their balances each month. If you are not responsible with your credit card, you can quickly accumulate debt and end up paying hundreds of dollars in interest every year.

Believe it or not, there are ways for you to use your credit card to your advantage. The trick is to learn how to use a credit card as a small, interest-free loan whenever you need cash. This will help you avoid credit card debt and build a positive credit history.

Many cards also offer things like reward miles, cash back and other perks, so when you do use your card you’ll also be saving up towards something cool. Of course, having a card that puts cash back in your pocket isn’t worth very much if you’re also spending lots of money on interest each month, but if you learn to use your card like a free rider, you’ll end up ahead!

So what does it take to become a free rider? Here are 5 tips to help you on your way:

Pay off your balance every month. If you make it a point to only spend within your means, you can easily pay off your credit card balance at the end of every month without amassing interest. Over a lifetime, this will save you thousands of dollars. Also, paying off your balance will positively enhance your risk profile and improve your credit history. That comes in handy if you ever want to buy a house, or need to apply for more credit.

Pay off your balance every day. It’s easy to lose track of how much you spend. If your credit card offers rewards, it makes sense to make your regular daily purchases with your card instead of cash, but you have to be careful to make sure that have enough money to pay every month. By paying off your balance right away, you can make sure that there are no surprises when your monthly statement arrives.

Keep your credit card count down to a minimum. There is no reason to have a wallet full of credit cards or to pay off the balance of one card with another. Find a couple of cards with rewards programs you enjoy and with low interest rates and annual fees, and only use those. Better yet, use only one. More credit cards can mean more interest payments and more debt.

Always pay more than the minimum payment. Minimum payments are what credit card companies use to make your debt last forever, or at least for many years. Don’t fall for this scheme. Make it a point to pay more so you can eradicate that debt faster and become a free rider sooner.

Don’t use credit card checks. Some credit card issuers will send you these checks in the mail, but the interest rates are higher and you will have to pay the amount back in full without a grace period. If you want to become a free rider, avoid using these checks at all costs. Just rip them up and throw them out.

If you can follow these guidelines, you can eliminate or avoid credit card debt and use your credit card to your advantage. However, if you have had problems with debt in the past, there’s a safer alternative to a credit card – the Payza prepaid card. With a prepaid card, you load your money before you ever spend it so you don’t have the risk of overspending and ending up in debt. For more information about prepaid cards see:

5 Ways Prepaid Cards can Limit Debt and Over-Spending

How to Order your Prepaid Card