Introducing our brand new e-book…
“Your Computer Still Won’t Bite- Staying Safe On the Internet of Things“
Get more information and/or get your ebook here.
We wrote our first “Your Computer Won’t Bite” e-book back in 2004. This is the third in the Computer Won’t Bite series. It’s a handbook that can help you stay safe on the Internet.
A decade ago we told you that your computer won’t bite; though things have changed drastically in the past decade, the basic themes of that ebook are still true — however the dangers you face on the Internet are vastly different. Our new “Your Computer Still Won’t Bite…” ebook can help you develop the skills and the mindset to recognize the dangers you’ll face every day and. more importantly, avoid them. Remember: YOU are the first line of defense when it comes to using the Internet safely and to proteting yourself from financial loss, identity theft, trickery, malware and the many other dangers and scams you face every day.
Our new “Your Computer Still Won’t Bite” e-book contains all-new content and is a comprehensive guide to staying safe on the Internet, avoiding scams and other pitfalls, maintaining your computer and a lot of good tips for using your computer. And without question, it’s the best guide to using computers and the Internet safely we’ve ever written.
“Your Computer Still Won’t Bite” comes as a single zip file which contains our e-book in 3 formats: PDF for Windows, ePub for Nook and most other e-readers, and Mobi for Amazon Kindle. You’ll be able to enjoy our new ebook on any device. And you’ll get all 3 formats for one great price – just $8.95. You can read this ebook on your PC, Mac, Kindle, Nook and most other e-readers.
“Your Computer Still Won’t Bite” contains 15 chapters with interesting titles such as Castle Walls, Moats and Other Baloney, The Boogeymen, Sea of Scams, The Yellow Brick Road and a lot more. We know you’ll find the content just as interesting as the titles.
Get more information and/or get our brand new Your Computer Still Won’t Bite ebook here.
I would very much like to buy a copy of your book but, unless there is another way to pay for it besides PayPal, I’m afraid I won’t be able to. I have registered with PayPal 3 times but, within 1 month, they no longer recognise me. I give up on them now.
Yes, Ray Dobson is right and I agree fully with him. Pay Pal has long been a real pain in the neck. As an excercise you should try changing your credit card number with them. You’ve gotta be kidding.
I was told the same thing my information didn’t sound familiar, how do you argue with a computer. I was trying to purchase a computer care key. Now I don’t have a computer, didn’t trust anyone else to work on it.
Gosh I’ve had PayPal for years and years and never had a single problem with them. You can phone them and talk to them. Maybe they can sort it by phone.