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Sites of the Month

Mar 20 2019

Sites of the Month

Where’s My Tax Refund?
irs.gov – Tax season isn’t all bad if you’re expecting a refund, and you can use this site to check the status. Prepare in advance; you’ll need your Social Security number or ITIN, filing status, and exact refund amount. Plus, you’ll need to wait 24 hours after e-filing or four weeks after mailing your return.
All About Measles
cdc.gov – If you’ve been spooked by recent reports of measles outbreaks, you’re not alone. Getting the facts can help alleviate fears, and this site has plenty to offer. Read up on the history, symptoms, and transmission of measles. If you have kids, jump to the Top 4 Things Parents Need to Know.
20 Ways To Waffle
marthastewart.com – International Waffle Day is March 25, and Martha Stewart is here to help you celebrate. Check out this slideshow to find 20 delicious reasons to dig out your waffle iron, including whole wheat, gluten-free, peanut butter, potato, cornmeal, chocolate, and fruit options. Of course, there’s also Chicken and Waffles.
Back Up Computer Files
howtogeek.com – When’s the last time you backed up your computer files? If you hesitated, you need to read this primer. Trusted technology site How-To Geek offers instructions for backing up as well as reasons to do it. If you need inspiration, join others in celebrating World Backup Day on March 31.

Go Pinterest-ing!

Mar 20 2019

Go Pinterest-ing!

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DIY Mason Jar Lid
Photo Magnets
 
Super Healthy
Superfood Cookies
 
Quick And Yummy
Roasted Tomato Soup

You haven’t started pinning on Pinterest yet and you want to get started? If so, click here.

Stay Alert

Mar 20 2019

Stay Alert

Spoofed Facebook Accounts If you sell goods online, you’ll want to keep an eye out for suspicious activity coming from a scammer who claims to be PayPal. Here’s how it works: An “interested buyer” will contact you and ask you to accept payment through PayPal. You’ll then receive an email that looks like it’s from PayPal, saying you’ve received payment. If you check your PayPal account, the money isn’t there.

Unfortunately, many people don’t take the time to check their PayPal account, send the purchased items, and end up without both the money and the goods (not to mention shipping fees). Skipping the step of checking the PayPal account is understandable, considering the emails saying the payment has been made look legitimate.

Take a closer look, though, and you may see a false sender email address or other red flags giving the scammer away. To protect yourself, examine all emails carefully and always double-check your PayPal account to make sure messages are accurate. You can forward a suspicious email to spoof@paypal.com, and PayPal security experts will examine it and take action if needed.

FREE Featured Apps

Mar 20 2019

FREE Featured Apps

Wikiwand
 
June's Journey
 
Qapital
Wikiwand

Wikiwand allows you to read Wikipedia articles more easily with a convenient facts panel, smart table of contents, and much more.

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June’s Journey
In this challenging game, find hidden objects to help June solve mysteries and decorate your island estate to unlock new scenes.

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Qapital
Use Qapital to help you meet your day-to-day obligations while working toward savings goals such as retirement or travel.

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World Backup Day Is March 31

Mar 20 2019

World Backup Day Is March 31

Don’t be an April Fool. Back up all your important files – including family photos, home videos, and financial documents – on World Backup Day, March 31.

What is a backup? It’s simply a second copy of your files that’s kept in a safe place other than on your computer, tablet, or smartphone. That place could be an external hard drive or an online storage service. It’s imperative to do backups on a regular basis, not just on March 31, since losing personal files can be a devastating experience. If you think it won’t happen to you, think again. Losing files is common and can be caused by things like theft, hardware failure, computer viruses, car accidents, fire, and flooding.

According to www.worldbackupday.com:

  • 30 percent of people have never backed up their files.
  • 113 smartphones are lost or stolen every minute.
  • 1 in 10 computers are infected with viruses each month.

SRT cares about our you and shares this backup reminder to help prevent technology disasters. Looking for a backup solution? Ask us about Tech Home and FileHopper, which SRT offers for FREE!

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