Whether it is a scam or simply unreliable information, Internet users need to develop Web savvy to separate the reliable from the unreliable. Sound advice remains sound advice regardless of how many millenniums it's been around.
Horror stories abound of how people are being cheated through the Web.
The lead article in this issue of FFCI discusses how to judge information about nutrition and health on the Web. I would like to add my two cents about how to judge the quality of legal information available on the Web. Here are some tips. Ascertain who posted the information. Knowing who posted the information will provide some insight as to the reliability of the information.