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New Post has been published on http://wordinvest.net/solidtrustpay-phone-service-interruptions/

SolidTrustPay - Phone Service Interruptions

SolidTrusPay’s Blog has just posted a new post to announced their alternative phone support number due to higher than normal volume of dropped calls, here is the short message on their blog that has just posted few hour ago:

Due to technical difficulties at our head office, we are experiencing a higher than normal volume of dropped calls.  If you are unable to reach us at our usual told free number (877-801-1777) you are welcome to try our secondary line (888) 338-1119 for assistance.

New Post has been published on http://wordinvest.net/solidtrustpay-new-design-launching/

SolidTrustPay - New Design Launching

Welcomeback Everybody!

As you all might have been noticed since few days/weeks ago, we already posted a post regarding to SolidTrustPay that they are planing to launch a new website design, finally, today the official blog of SolidTrustPay has released a new post to announce that they are launching their new website design on today November 17, 2012, means in next few hours, we will see the website solidtrustpay.com with their new interface, new design, and here is the post that has just been published on the official SolidTrusPpay’s blog few minute ago:

ANNOUNCEMENT – SolidTrust will be releasing its’ new site design the afternoon of November 17, 2012.  The site will go into maintenance for an hour or two around 2:00pm EST.  A maintenance page will advise members that the site is temporarily not available.  Keep checking frequently and be one of the first to login to the NEW SolidTrust Pay !!

New Post has been published on http://wordinvest.net/solid-trust-pay-buyer-beware-text-message-prize-scams/

Solid Trust Pay - Buyer Beware: Text Message Prize Scams

Official Solid Trust Pay has just posted new post warning to Solid Trust Pay users:

Derived from the words “SMS” (texting) and “phishing”, SMiShing is a form of phishing which targets consumers through text messages.

SMiShing messages come in a variety of forms.  Some messages may advise you that you have been signed up for a service and if you don’t visit a particular website and enter your personal details you will be charged a subscription fee.  Others may offer free anti-virus downloads or special services if you reply or enter your credit card details into their website.

scambook.com recently identified a SMiShing scam which could cost consumers through the holiday season.  Their users have reported a smishing scam that claims the consumer has won a $1000.00 Best Buy gift card and directs them to BestBuyWin.net to claim their prize.

The unfortunate reality is that there is no real prize for the receiver, but entering their personal information into this website may result in unwanted (and expensive) SMS subscriptions and additional SPAM.  This type of scam often requires customers to sign up for various offers, then to have their friends and affiliates sign up for a number of prizes as well.  In the end, consumers may find that their personal information has been transmitted to countless advertising and affiliate companies without any real prize guarantees.

Some things to think about when you receive these types of messages

-     Did I enter any contests with this company?

-     Do I recognize the sender of this message? 

-     Is the prize-claim URL hosted on the company’s official site?

Chances are good that if you’re receiving unsolicited text messages from an unverifiable source, the claim is not quite what it seems.

We encourage all of our customers to stay safe online by researching and checking out their local law enforcement websites, many of which have dedicated fraud pages to help consumers protect themselves from fraudulent activity online.