Cookie Phishing Web browser Firefox Cyber Stalking Shill bidding Bid shielding I

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Cookie Phishing Web browser Firefox Cyber Stalking Shill bidding Bid shielding Identity theft Bid shielding Auction fraud File placed on your computer by a website. Process to try to induce someone to provide you with personal information through a website. Application used to access Internet websites. Examples include Internet Explorer and Firefox. An example of a web browser. Use of the Internet to stalk another person. Occurs when a fraudulent seller bids on the seller's items to drive up the price. Occurs when a fraudulent buyer submits high bids to discourage other bidders from competing for the same item. The fake buyer then retracts his bid so that people they know can get the item at a lower price. Crime in which someone wrongfully obtains and uses another person's personal data in some way that involves fraud or deception. Occurs when a con artist lures bidders off legitimate auction sites by offering the same item at a lower price, accepts the bidders' money, and doesn't fulfill the order. Occurs when an online auction site fails to send the merchandise.

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A)cookies

B)Phishing

c)web browser

D) firefox

E)cyber stalking

F)bid shielding

G)shill bidding

H) Identity theft

i)bid siphoning

j)auction fraud

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