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Scam Proof Your Life: 377 Smart Ways to Protect You & Your Family from Ripoffs, Bogus Deals & Other Consumer Headaches

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Provides consumers with information on ways to protect themselves from scams, covering such topics as homes, credit cards, identity theft, and travel.

336 pages, Paperback

First published April 28, 2006

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112 reviews
September 5, 2007
This is an incredibly informative how-to on everything from reducing your flow of junk mail and telemarketers to getting the best house loan. Although the AARP approval made me think it was more for Baby Boomers, I found it incredibly useful for myself as a Gen-Xer. I'm actually considering buying it.
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68 reviews12 followers
May 13, 2008
Get off mailing lists, get on DO NOT CALL lists, bargain with car salesmen....avoid a bunch of schemes and scams...A must read for everyone who hates all the mail that comes unsolicited, telemarketers, or wants to know when to shop for cars and what to watch out for... and much, much more.
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August 8, 2012
I thought it was an interesting read and I definitely learned from this book; it has some useful information. However, if you truly want to "scam-proof" your life I would recommend also looking on the Internet for tips, as some of this information may be outdated.
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253 reviews3 followers
December 29, 2008
The ususal fare about beware of the greedy people in the U.S. as laws are updated the info gets old.
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958 reviews1 follower
October 25, 2010
Not so much about scams as savings. It has some good ideas, but also misses a few. For example there is no discussion of the very effective credit freeze device.
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