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Information Today April 2008 Phillip Brett	Tax Time: Phishing Scams and Schemes And as the buzz surrounding online tax filing increases, so do the odds of getting scammed. Phishing scams abound that mimic IRS notices to try to get bank account and other personal information.
InternetNews April 20, 2005 Tim Gray	AOL, Cyota Join Forces to Fight Phishing AOL will use the service to protect users by identifying and blocking sites posing as legitimate businesses.
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AFP eWire February 13, 2006	AOL and Yahoo to Begin Charging to Send Emails Both America Online and Yahoo have announced they will begin charging commercial emailers a fraction of a cent for every message sent to one of their users.
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