Practical Guide on How to Avoid Scams, Published

Beverly Koribanic shares relevant insights on how not to be a scam victim

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – WEBWIRE – Monday, February 3, 2020

“Wow! Scammed or Not Scammed!” by Beverly Koribanic

“When you read the book, you may laugh or cry—or think what the hell was she thinking? But the book was written to try and stop scammers and, hopefully, it will save you money or save you from a heartbreak. That is my hope.” - Beverly Koribanic, Author

Fraudulent schemes do not just steal your money, but they also take mental and emotional tolls on you. Add the problem of our inaccurate ability to detect faux connection from a real one, and we have an irksome issue at hand. This is where Beverly Koribanic’s book, “WOW! Scammed or Not Scammed,” comes in handy.

“When you read the book, you may laugh or cry—or think what the hell was she thinking? But the book was written to try and stop scammers and, hopefully, it will save you money or save you from a heartbreak. That is my hope,” said the author.

In the age of convenience where everything can be done online, the rate of people becoming victims of scams are also increasing. In fact, in the United States alone, the Consumer Sentinel Network reported that consumers lost $1.48 billion related to fraud complaints in 2018.

Koribanic tries to spread awareness and lessen this statistics in her own way by breaking down the scamming process into stages that the general public can understand. She also lists the common red flags of a scheme and tricks used by swindlers to rip-off their unknowing victims.

If you want to thwart any threats to your finances and emotional wellbeing, then grab a copy of “WOW! Scammed or Not Scammed” in major online retailers. You should also listen to Beverly Koribanic’s interview with Kate Delaney in America Tonight to gain more insights on the subject of fraudulent acts and how to avoid them.

WOW! Scammed or Not Scammed
Written by Beverly Koribanic
NOOK Book | $21.00
Kindle | $21.00
Paperback | $26.00

Book copies are available at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and other online book retailers.

About the Author
Beverly Kobanic has worked as a programmer, project leader, and analyst in the past. She is currently working as a realtor who lives in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. This book, “WOW! Scammed or Not Scammed,” is both a personal memoir and her professional insights gained from working in different industries.

More information about the author and her work is available at www.wowscammednotscammedbook.com.