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Don’t Fall for the Amazon Scam Email

There’s an email going around that asks Amazon customers to confirm their banking ‘information’, or they will not be able to access their Amazon account.

Customers are invited to click on a link that appears to take them to the company’s website. But the link actually takes users to a fake, authentic-looking phishing site designed to look like an Amazon page.

The customer is then asked to type in their bank details to re-verify their account.

Don’t do it. If you do, you’re giving crooks your bankng info and they can use it to commit fraud.

Amazon says they will never ask for details including your bank account info, credit card PIN, or passwords.

Rubi’s Quince Took Over The Internet

Millions of people have accepted a videotaped invitation to a girl’s coming Quinceanera in small town in Mexico after the invite went viral.

The Ibarra family’s invitation for their daughter’s 15th birthday party complete with horse races and local music groups was posted to a local web site.

The invitation went viral with over 1million people all around the world RSVPing for the family event.

Authorities in the northern state of San Luis Potosi said they were adding extra security measures for Rubi Ibarra’s “Sweet 15’ party on Dec. 26 in the small town of La Joya.
The party invitation has turned into an internet meme, with many jokingly comparing it to an epic music festival. Even some companies in Mexico have jumped in; a local airline is offering 30% off on all flights to the Mexican state, San Luis Potosí, urging clients to “attend the event of the year.”
Will you be there?

 

Nordstrom Is Selling A Stone, In A Leather Pouch For $85

This is not a joke.

Nordstrom is selling a stone wrapped in a leather case for $85.

The description says, “A paperweight? A conversation piece? A work of art? It’s up to you. But this smooth Los Angeles-area stone, wrapped in rich, vegetable-tanned American leather secured by sturdy contrast whipstitching, is sure to draw attention wherever it rests.”

 

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Apple Revealed the Most-Downloaded App of 2016

Apple just revealed the most downloaded apps of 2016 and the top spot should come as no surprise… Snapchat.

Snapchat beat out Facebook, Instagram and Pokémon Go to be the most-downloaded free app in the App Store in 2016.

Here’s the full list:

Snapchat
Messenger
Pokémon GO
Instagram
Facebook
YouTube
Google Maps
Pandora
Netflix
Spotify Music

Over on the paid charts, the apps are a lot more varied, with Heads Up! grabbing the top spot (for the second year in a row) and Face Swap Live and Minecraft: Pocket Edition right behind.

 

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This Is The Future: AMAZON GO

Imagine walking into a grocery store and picking up the stuff you need and then just walking out. No lines, no checkout, no money exchange.

Well, you do not have to imagine that much longer. Amazon Go, is exactly that.

Watch video and be prepared to be blown away!

10 Highest-Paid Musicians In The World

Forbes’ revealed the 30 highest-paid musicians of 2016 and Taylor Swift is the highest-paid with $170 million.

She broke the North American touring record which was held by the Rolling Stones. She also has endorsements in the seven figures, which is one of the reasons why she’s this year’s highest-paid celebrity.

The 10 musicians who made the most in 2016 are:

Taylor Swift: $170 million
One Direction: $110 million
Adele: $80.5 million
Madonna: $76.5 million
Rihanna: $75 million
Garth Brooks: $70 million
AC/DC: $67.5 million
Rolling Stones: $66.5 million
Calvin Harris: $63 million
Diddy: $62 million

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‘Never Go To Bed Angry’: Sleep Makes It Harder To Forget Bad Thoughts

Going to bed angry makes it harder to forget bad thoughts.

Researchers found that men were less able to suppress a negative memory after went to bed upset than they were before they slept.

Normally, sleep helps people process information from the day and store it in their memory.

But the findings suggest that this process also makes it harder to suppress negative memories, which people may not want to recall.

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