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Posted: 10:56 AM Nov 30, 2009
Better Business Bureau Offers Cyber Monday Tips
CHICAGO (AP) -- The Better Business Bureau has some tips to help shoppers avoid scams this Cyber Monday.
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Cyber Monday is the online counterpart to Black Friday, minus the long lines.
The bureau urges consumers to trust their instincts because offers that sound too good to be true often are.
Some tips include keeping documentation of online orders and checking credit card statements often for suspicious activity.
A computer used for shopping should have the most recent updates installed for spam filters, antivirus and anti-spyware software.
Federal law requires that orders made by mail, phone or online be shipped by the date promised -- or within 30 days. If the goods aren't shipped on time, the shopper can cancel and demand a refund.
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