Google AdWords Click Fraud Can Drain Your Advertising Budget – How to Prevent it According to an article published in the New York Times, click fraud operators can cost as much as $6.3 billion in lost advertisement revenue. That report was published in 2014. More than 5 years later, the revenue loss caused directly due […]
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ORLANDO, Fla — Scams and robocalls are on the rise. How many calls did you make today? How many times did your phone ring? The average person receives or makes ten phone calls a day on their cellphone alone, but not all those calls are social or business. Wait! Before you answer that next call
Fraudulent emails account for a growing number of cybercrimes each year, and email technology companies are joining together to fight the unwavering risk to their customers. Next year, Google will join the growing Brand Indicators for Messaging Identification (BIMI) initiative, an industry-wide effort to combat email security issues by enabling email inboxes to display sender-designated
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Baltimore rapper Chad Focus posed a question in February to his Instagram followers: How much would you pay to be famous? The answer could be his freedom, if federal prosecutors have their way. The aspiring rapper, whose real name is Chad Arrington, is facing more than 20 years in prison for allegedly spending about $4.1 million with
Baltimore rapper Chad Focus posed a question in February to his Instagram followers: How much would you pay to be famous? The answer could be his freedom, if federal prosecutors have their way. The aspiring rapper, whose real name is Chad Arrington, is facing more than 20 years in prison for allegedly spending about $4.1
Chad Focus could be heading to prison for $4.1 in credit card fraud. Focus, whose real name is Chad Arrington, 31, was indicted on credit card fraud charges following an FBI investigation. According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office and the FBI, the Baltimore rapper, who goes by the stage name Chad Focus, used a company
Image via Facebook. Six days ago, local rapper Chad Focus posted a video message to his 187,000 Instagram followers, a word of advice from the self-described “#BestMarketerOnEarth” about how to land at the top of the charts. The message: other aspiring rappers only need a marketing budget of $300,000 to reach the top. “A lot
Baltimore rapper “Chad Focus” was federally indicted this week for allegedly using an unnamed company’s credit card to rack up more than $4 million in unauthorized purchases — some of which went to products and services designed to create his music and then exaggerate its popularity. Here are four things to know about him: Who
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BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A federal grand jury has indicted a rap artist for wire fraud conspiracy and aggravated identity theft. Chad Arrington, also known as “Chad Focus”, 31, of Randallstown was indicted on federal charges of conspiracy, wire fraud and aggravated identity theft in connection with allegations that he used a company credit card to make
