Identitetstyveri

[AnonymBruker]

Er det noen her som har et godt råd/peiling angående linker til ESTA søknad?

Denne linken skal være riktig, https://esta.cbp.dhs.gov/esta/application.html?execution=e1s1

Denne siden tar mer betalt enn det dem skal. Kan det være identitetstyveri dem gjør her? https://www.esta-america.org/esta-application.html

Noen som vet litt om sånt? Jeg har aldri før blitt utsatt for identitetstyveri, men er litt i tvil her om den siste linken kan være tvilsom.

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[AnonymBruker]

Det er i alle fall svindel i form av at de tar betalt for noe som du i utgangspunktet kan gjøre selv gjennom US government. Er vel også noen som forsyner seg enda grovere, men om det gjelder den siden du linker til vet jeg ikke. Men hvis du googler rundt så ser du at en del sider har misbrukt kredittkort og passnummer.

Ikke legg igjen noe info på andre sider enn de som ligger under domenet .gov i alle fall!

Stupid fact number two. An unknown number of ESTA sites aren’t just milking people, they are outright frauds designed to harvest passport numbers and credit cards in order to commit further frauds. That is not Google’s fault per se, but I see little evidence that Google, other search providers, or the UK police, make much effort to block or investigate these domains. - See more at: http://blogs.techworld.com/war-on-error/2010/05/going-to-the-us-dont-fall-for-the-esta-visa-scam/index.htm#sthash.fO99YWYI.dpuf

Stupid fact number one. Not only are people paying substantial sums of money for ESTA registration that is free, Google is taking money to advertise these providers. Don’t do evil indeed.

Stupid fact number two. An unknown number of ESTA sites aren’t just milking people, they are outright frauds designed to harvest passport numbers and credit cards in order to commit further frauds. That is not Google’s fault per se, but I see little evidence that Google, other search providers, or the UK police, make much effort to block or investigate these domains. - See more at: http://blogs.techworld.com/war-on-error/2010/05/going-to-the-us-dont-fall-for-the-esta-visa-scam/index.htm#sthash.fO99YWYI.dpuf

Stupid fact number one. Not only are people paying substantial sums of money for ESTA registration that is free, Google is taking money to advertise these providers. Don’t do evil indeed.

Stupid fact number two. An unknown number of ESTA sites aren’t just milking people, they are outright frauds designed to harvest passport numbers and credit cards in order to commit further frauds. That is not Google’s fault per se, but I see little evidence that Google, other search providers, or the UK police, make much effort to block or investigate these domains. - See more at: http://blogs.techworld.com/war-on-error/2010/05/going-to-the-us-dont-fall-for-the-esta-visa-scam/index.htm#sthash.fO99YWYI.dpuf

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