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Wednesday, June 12, 2024

I'M ALMOST GOT SCAM..!

    So today, June 12, 2024, I experience my first ever scam. It's about my credit card. Di ko na e-spicify anong card. So, let's start. As I was sleeping biglang may unknown number na tumawag. Siguro sa marami di na yun sasagutin but as for me di pwede kase yung family ko andaming unregistered numbers na ginagamit so kailangan sagutin kase baka emergency. 
    Nung nasagot ko na the caller pala is from ** bank credit card. Habang nasagot ko yung tawag parang lutang pa ata ako kasi nga bagong gising haha. As I was answering they tell me na I can't use my old credit card na daw kase nga may new implementation sila ng new card. Like yung new card nila is not visible na yung expiration date ang yung cvc. 
    So, I was like "Really? Oh nice" yan lang yung nasabi ko hahaha. So, they say na this call is recorded and chuchu and they proceed to ask me questions. I didn't find it suspicious pa, kase yung questions kase nila is naririnig ko naman sa mga taong nag o-offer ng mga cards. 
    They ask me if kailan ko nakuha yung card and I said the exact month and year. So, they said OKAY. Again, balik dun sa new card daw if how many years daw yung gusto kong expiration niya. I don't know pero tumatak sa utak ko yang question na yan. Because it's a card na not visible yung expiration date and cvc they'll just email me my new exp date and cvc. 
    Napaisip talaga ako ng wow may pa ganyan na si ** bank haha. So, they proceed about the exp date and sa totoo lang di ko alam na for 5 years lang pala yung credit cards as she said so I was like 10 years, and she laughed 😑 malay ko diba. Tumatanggap lang naman ako ng card and yeah that's my bad kase di ko inaalam yung mga ano ng credit cards. As of now di ko parin alam if pang 5 years lang ba talaga. 
    So, I said okay 5 years na lang and she was like okay ma'am and proceed to tell me na this is my new credit card expiration date and cvc and it's exactly MY credit card's exp date and cvc but again I didn't find it suspicious kase they didn't ask me naman about my CVC and OTP. 
    They also ask me if what my card is. Is it VISA ba daw or MASTERCARD and I said no its JCB and they were like okay ma'am. So, I ask them, na if they're changing my card can I also change it to MASTERCARD kase yung JCB sometimes di ko magamit sa ibang online transaction ko. So sabi naman nila okay no problem. 
    After asking me everything she said na she'll transfer me daw to her supervisor head ba yun basta I forgot. So, as I was talking to this supervisor inulit ulit niya yung mga informations ko like his reading it talaga in their system. Like my email address, home address and phone number. 
    Take note napansin ko din yung paulit-ulit nila na pagsampit ng apelyido ko. Mali lagi and so I always corrected them. But again, pinagwalang bahala ko lang siya. As our talk progress he'll pass daw the reference number to my email at nung nakita ko na kong anong laman ng email parang lumukso yung kaluluwa ko at nagising ako ng tuluyan. 

     Eto yung laman ng email "Huwag ma-SCAM! NEVER SHARE YOUR OTP. Mag ingat sa humihingi nito para sa upgrades, incentives, or vouchers. To finish your registration to ESTA, your OTP is 895***. Call +63288881700 for    concerns. Reference No : AG-704****"

    As I was reading that email, he said na he needs the OTP to proceed daw and yeah pinatay ko yung tawag agad-agad hahaha. As I was contemplating about the email, tumawag siya ulit and nag dadalawang isip akong sagutin ulit pero napaisip din ako what if bank talaga to so akong si tanga sinagot ulit ang tawag. 
    He said na it disconnected, and I said sorry kase napindot ko accidentally yung end button which is sinadya ko talaga haha. Sabi niya pa it's okay lang daw and proceed again. Sinabi ko talaga sa kanya na di ko pwedeng ibigay yung OTP and he explain clearly na it's okay lang daw kase di din naman daw ako yung nag generate niyang OTP. 
    Isa pa it's okay lang din daw na ibigay ko kase nga alam naman na nila yung OTP kase nga sila naman nag generate niyan. Kailangan lang daw talaga nila marinig ON THE LINE kase nga THE CALL IS RECORDED. 
    Napaisip ulit ako na oo nga no wala naman akong inopen na kahit ano dito sa phone ko and yun yung pagkakamali ko kase I already find it suspicious na pero I still proceed pa rin talaga. 
    Nung binigay ko na yung OTP ko he said thank you and I'll receive my new credit card daw with an increase limit pa. Wow hahahaha. So, mag hintay lang daw ako at e-email lang daw nila if kailan dadating yung new card. I said my thanks then end the call. 
    Pagkatapos na pagkatapos ng tawag I dialed the bank's credit card customer service domestic hotline in our telephone. Di ko kase masikmura yung katangahan ko kaya I want to make sure na sila talaga yung tumawag. 
    Nung nasagot na yung tawag ko I told the cust service rep that I need to report something. Na may tumawag sa aking representative from their bank and offering something and I want to know if they're legit or nah. 
    I told everything to the customer service what did that scammer told me. Like did you implement ba a new card na di na visible yung exp date and cvc etc. I said na they ask for an OTP pero sila lang din nag generate and they said na it's okay to give it to them, so sabi ni cust service na if I did give my OTP, they need to block my card talaga kase nga as of their policy they are not generating OTP daw and asking for it afterwards. 
    So, I ask again if wala ba talaga silang ganung implementation ng new card so the cust service told me na wala silang ganung new services or nag implement ng new offers. 
    The customer service asks me too if kailan daw yung huling transaction ko and I said July 11 at 2:05 p.m and she said it's correct and wala pa namang new transactions na nagaganap. So, I ask her to block my CC na, kase baka magamit pa. Papalitan lang daw nila ng bago. 
    I even ask na if papalitan naman nila yung card ko pwede bang mag request ng increase limit. I'm just asking di ko talaga balak ipa increase yung limit ko kase dun sa scam ang dali nilang makasabi na expect the increase limit of 100,000 to 200,000. Oh, diba scam na scam pero naniwala si tanga. 
    Sabi ni cust rep pag naka 9 months na daw si credit card tumawag lang daw ako ulit to increase my limit kase nga BAGO pa si card so di pa PWEDE. So, I ask her what I will gonna do with my old card. Can I just keep it or what. She said na as possible I should dispose my old card na daw. Di yung itatapon lang kailangang gupitin talaga para masira yung parang chip ba. Nakalimutan ko ano tawag dun. Kahit they already blocked it kase, for safety na lang daw din. Yan yung nakalimutan kong itanong sa scammer kanina. Ano kayang sasabihin nila if tinanong ko yan. 


 

So it ends here na...

Saturday, December 12, 2015

WOrd Processing Project-December 12, 2015



Postsecondary degrees in the U.S. are available at the associate's, bachelor's, master's and doctoral levels. There are many different types of degrees offered at each level, from the professional Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.) to the academic Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.). Read on to learn more about the most common degrees available at U.S. colleges and universities.
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Undergraduate Degrees
There are two broad categories of undergraduate college degrees: associate's degrees and bachelor's degrees. The average amount of time it takes to earn a degree - also called time to degree - is two years for an associate's degree and four years for a bachelor's degree. Some credits from associate's degree programs can typically be applied toward a bachelor's degree, but an associate's degree is not required for entrance to a bachelor's degree program.
Associate's Degrees
Most associate's degree programs are offered at vocational schools and community colleges, although some national universities have also started conferring 2-year degrees. Students who are seeking general education at this level are most likely to earn an Associate of Arts (A.A.) or an Associate of Science (A.S.) in topics ranging from literature to computer programming. The A.A. and A.S. degrees are most suited to transfer to a 4-year college or university.
Associate's degree programs are also very popular for students who are seeking more direct professional training or credentials. The most common type of vocational associate's degree is the Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.). Some schools also offer specific diplomas, such as the Associate's Degree in Nursing (ADN). Exact labels for professional associate's degrees will vary between institutions.



Bachelor's Degrees
Bachelor's degrees are offered at all 4-year colleges and universities, from large public institutions to small private colleges. The two most common types of bachelor's degrees are the Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) and Bachelor of Science (B.S.). Some fields offer specialized degrees, such as the Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.), but many schools simply lump these programs under the more general B.A. or B.S. categories.

Whether you earn a B.A. or a B.S. depends as much on your institution as your field of study. Some schools offer a B.A. for humanities and social sciences and a B.S. for applied sciences and research programs, but many institutions divide their degree programs by the graduation requirements.
According to the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), the most common fields for bachelor's degree students are business, social studies, health sciences and education (www.nces.ed.gov).
Graduate Degrees
Because graduate education is a common way to gain advanced professional training in a very specific subject, the world of graduate degrees is even more complex than the world of undergraduate degrees. It can be loosely divided into three main areas: master's degrees, doctoral degrees and professional degrees.
Time to degree varies based on the type of program. It is typically the shortest for master's programs (one to two years of post-graduate study) and the longest for doctoral programs (five to seven years of post-graduate study).
Master's Degrees
There are two main types of master's degrees: academic and professional. An academic master's program is likely to result in a Master of Arts (M.A.) or Master of Science (M.S.) degree. Many people earn an academic master's degree with the intention of continuing on to doctoral study.
There are almost as many professional master's degrees in the U.S. as there are professions. Many institutions invent a new degree name when they create a new program, resulting in a large and often confusing range of possibilities. Some of the more common professional master's degrees include the Master of Business Administration (MBA) and Master of Education (M.Ed.).
Most 4-year research universities and many liberal arts colleges offer degrees at the master's level. The NCES lists education and business as the two most common fields for master's-level studies.
Doctoral Degrees
The most common type of doctoral degree is the academic Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.). This is a terminal degree in most academic fields and is primarily oriented toward training for research, writing and teaching at an advanced level.
However, it is becoming more and more common for some fields to offer their own types of doctoral programs that combine advanced practical skills with the usual doctoral focus on research and pedagogy. Such programs include the Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) and the Doctor of Education (Ed.D.).
Ph.D. degrees are commonly found at both public and private research universities. According to the NCES, health professions and the clinical sciences confer the most doctoral degrees, followed by education, engineering, biological and biomedical sciences, psychology and physical sciences.
Professional Degrees
Although many graduate professional degrees are technically considered doctoral degrees, they are best understood as a separate category. Professional degrees can be found at law and medical schools throughout the country. The most popular types of professional degrees include:
  • Juris Doctorate (J.D.), a law degree
  • Medical Doctor (M.D.), a physician's degree
  • Doctor of Dental Surgery (D.D.S.), a dentistry degree
  • Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.), a pharmaceutical medicine degree


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School Info
Minimum eligibility requirements:
  • Must be 21 years of age or older and have completed some college or 24 years of age or older and a high school graduate for a Bachelor's
  • Masters degree applicants must have a Bachelors
  • Doctorate degree applicants must have a Masters degree
School locations:
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Online Programs
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Saturday, December 5, 2015

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[Recipient Name]
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Dear [Recipient Name]:
I have applied for an entry-level position as a [job title] at [Company Name] and am in need of a recommendation. I would be honored if you would write one for me. Your course, [class title], was one of my favorite classes in college.
I have enclosed copies of my resume and transcripts for your review. You will see that I am graduating with a [grade point average] GPA, and that I have been inducted into a number of honor societies that reward excellence in the areas of [description of areas of excellence]. Along with these honors, I also have experience in [areas of experience] from my summer internship at [Company Name].
If you feel that you are familiar enough with my education and skills to write a recommendation for me, please contact me by phone at [phone number] or by email at [email address]. I will send you a stamped, self-addressed envelope in which to send your recommendation.
Whatever your decision, please accept my sincere thanks for your time and consideration of my request.
Sincerely,
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Enclosures
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Dear [Recipient Name]:
I am writing to request information about the [University Name] Ph.D. program in [Field of Study]. I am currently majoring in [Field of Study] at [College Name], and will graduate with a [Degree Name] on [click here to select date].. I am interested in beginning my graduate studies in [Semester, year].
Please send me application materials, program information, and a schedule of courses. I’d also appreciate any information you can provide about:
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Thursday, November 12, 2015

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Tuesday, November 10, 2015

MICROSOFT OFFICE WORD INTERFACE

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The Ribbon Microsoft Word 2010 has a large selection of formatting tools and options available for you to use. Formatting is related to the way that the characters and words that you type are arranged on the printed document. Most of these formatting options are found along the top of the window, or the “Ribbon” as Microsoft calls it. This is the Ribbon. It is currently set to the “Home” tab. On the “Home” tab, each of the buttons and drop down 
menus affects the formatting of your typed characters and words, in someway.




Home Tab
Clipboard
                  This is the clipboard area of the Ribbon. These tools and buttons are useful when copying and pasting characters and words from other places. For instance, I can copy some characters and text from an Internet web site and paste it into this document using these tools and buttons. The following section has been copied from the Wikipedia article on Microsoft Office: Microsoft Office is a proprietary commercial office suite of inter-related desktop applications, servers and services for the Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X operating systems, introduced by Microsoft in 1989. Initially a marketing term for a bundled set of applications, the first version of Office contained Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft PowerPoint. Over the years, Office applications have grown substantially closer with shared features such as a common spell checker, OLE data integration and Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications scripting language. Microsoft also positions Office as a development platform for line-of-business software under the Office Business Applications brand. According to Forrester Research, as of June 2009, some version of Microsoft Office is used in 80% of enterprises, with 64% of enterprises using Office 2007.

MICROSOFT WORD INTERFACE


The Quick Access Toolbar is a customizable toolbar that contains a set of commands that are independent of the tab that is currently displayed. You can move the Quick Access Toolbar from one of the two possible locations, and you can add buttons that represent commands to the Quick Access Toolbar.

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Word 2010 Ribbon Tabs
Ribbon Tab NameCommand GroupsDialog Box Shortcut
HomeClipboard, Font, Paragraph, Styles, and EditingCtrl+D (Font) or Alt+Ctrl+Shift+S (Styles)
InsertPages, Tables, Illustrations, Links, Header and Footer, Text, and Symbols*
Page LayoutThemes, Page Setup, Page Background, Paragraph, and Arrange*
ReferencesTable of Contents, Footnotes, Citation and Bibliography, Captions, Index, and Table of Contents*
MailingsCreate, Start Mail Merge, Write and Insert Fields, Preview Results, and Finish*
ReviewProofing, Language, Comments, Tracking, Changes, Compare, and Project*
ViewDocument Views, Show, Zoom, Window, and Macros*

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  • Title Bar: This bar lists the name of the program and the title of the current document.
  • Menu Bar: This bar displays the headings for each drop-down menu.   Commands are grouped under each of these menu headings according to function.

menubar.gif (1164 bytes)

  • Standard Toolbar: This toolbar contains short cuts to some of the most frequently used commands from the menu bar.
wordstandard.GIF (2235 bytes)
wordformatting.GIF (1343 bytes)
  • Formatting Toolbar: This toolbar contains short cuts to some of the most frequently used commands found under the FORMAT menu item. 
  •  Status Bar: This bar displays information about the active document.
statusbar.GIF (1359 bytes)

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wordstandard.GIF (5719 bytes)

NameFunctionMenu Location
NewCreates a new, blank documentFILE | NEW
OpenDisplays the Open dialog box so that you can retrieve an existing documentFILE | OPEN
SaveSaves the active document to a specified locationFILE SAVE
PrintPrints active documentFILE | PRINT
Print PreviewDisplays what the document will look like when you print itFILE | PRINT PREVIEW
Spell CheckerChecks active document for spelling and grammatical errorsTOOLS | SPELLING
CutCuts the selected text and places it on the clipboardEDIT | CUT
CopyCopies the selected text and places it on the clipboardEDIT | COPY
PastePastes the contents of the clipboard to a new locationEDIT | PASTE
Format PainterCopies the formatting of the selected text to a new text selection
UndoUndoes the last document changeEDIT | UNDO
RedoRedoes the last action that was undoneEDIT | REDO
Insert HyperlinkCreates a hyperlink from the selected textINSERT | HYPERLINK
Web ToolbarShows web toolbarVIEW | TOOLBARS | WEB
Tables ToolbarShows tables toolbarVIEW | TOOLBARS | TABLES
Insert TableInserts a tableTABLE | INSERT TABLE
Insert Excel WorksheetInserts an Excel Worksheet
Text ColumnsChanges the number of text columns per pageFORMAT | COLUMNS
DrawingShows drawing toolbarVIEW | TOOLBARS | DRAWING
Document MapChanges the view of the documentVIEW | DOCUMENT MAP
Show/Hide Non-Print CharactersShows and hides non-print characters (for example the symbol for new paragraph)
ViewMagnifies or reduces the document contents by the specified zoom percentageVIEW | ZOOM
Office AssistantHelp functionHELP


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wordformatting.GIF (3745 bytes)


NameFunctionMenu Location
StyleChanges the style of the selected textFORMAT | FONT
FontChanges the font for the selected textFORMAT | FONT
Font SizeChanges the point size of the selected textFORMAT | FONT
BoldMakes the selected text boldFORMAT | FONT
ItalicMakes the selected text italicFORMAT | FONT
UnderlineUnderlines the selected textFORMAT | FONT
Align LeftAligns the selected text/paragraph(s) leftFORMAT | PARAGRAPH
CenterCenters the selected text/paragraph(s)FORMAT | PARAGRAPH
Align RightAligns the selected text/paragraph(s) rightFORMAT | PARAGRAPH
JustifyJustifies the selected text/paragraph(s)FORMAT | PARAGRAPH
NumbersCreates a numbered list or numbers the selected paragraph(s)FORMAT | BULLETS AND NUMBERING
BulletsCreates a bulleted list or adds bullets the selected paragraph(s)FORMAT | BULLETS AND NUMBERING
Decrease IndentDecreases the indentation of the selected paragraph(s)FORMAT PARAGRAPH
Increase IndentIncreases the indentation of the selected paragraph(s)FORMAT | PARAGRAPH
BordersCreates a border around the selected text/paragraph(s)FORMAT | BORDERS AND SHADING
HighlightAllows you to highlight specified text
Font ColorAllows you to change the color of the textFORMAT | FONT
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KeyFunctionShift+KeyAlt+Key
CTRL+ASelect AllAdd NoteBookmark by Value*
CTRL+BSubmit Batch FileDisplay NoteRebase Date column
CTRL+CCopyChange CaseSelect Column*
CTRL+DClear All Data
CTRL+EUpdate Data and Exit*Excel Wizard
CTRL+FFindReorder Levels*Calculate Factor*
CTRL+GGoto Line/Cell
CTRL+HNext Error MessagePrevious Error Message
CTRL+IInsert row before current row*Insert multiple rows*
CTRL+JInsert row after current row*
CTRL+KSubmit ClipboardSubmit to current lineConditional Format*
CTRL+LSubmit LineDDE Link*Edit Factor Levels*
CTRL+MSubmit Selection/Run Analysis*Submit from current lineMove Column*
CTRL+NOpen New Text Window
CTRL+OOpen FileReorder Columns*
CTRL+PPrintProtect Column*
CTRL+Q(none)Toggle Selection of Cell
CTRL+RReplaceRepeat LineSelect Row*
CTRL+SSave FileSave File As
CTRL+TFind NextText Split*Temporary Missing Value*
CTRL+UUpdate Sheet*Allow AutoUpdate*
CTRL+VPaste
CTRL+WSubmit WindowRecycle WindowDefault Column Widths*
CTRL+XCut
CTRL+YRedo
CTRL+ZUndo
CTRL+DelDelete
ALT+NCopy Column Names*Paste Column Names*
ALT+TCombine Text*
ALT+VPaste Special
CTRL+0Restrict Expression*
CTRL+1Restrict on Cell*
CTRL+2Restrict No Missing values*
CTRL+3Restrict Missing Values*
CTRL+4Reverse Restriction*
CTRL+5Restrict Selection*
CTRL+6Restrict Selected rows added to Excluded*
CTRL+7Restrict Selected rows removed from Excluded*
CTRL+8Restrict UnSelected rows as Excluded*
CTRL+9Restrict UnSelected rows added to Excluded*
CTRL+0Restrict UnSelected rows removed from Excluded*
CTRL+]Moves the cursor to next brace or matching statement
Key assignments marked with * relate to spreadsheet functions only.

Bookmark Shortcuts

The following key assignments provide shortcuts to bookmark functions:
KeyFunctionShift+KeyControl+Key
ALT+AToggleDisplayBy Value
ALT+BNextPrevious
ALT+DDelete Note

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Office button

Office buttonA button introduced with the Office 2007 and its introduction of the newRibbon feature. The Office button is found in the top-left corner of Excel, Word, or other Office program window and looks like the picture to the right. When the Office button is clicked, many of the same options you'd see in the File menu such as New, Open, Save, Print, etc. can be found.
The Office button was later removed in Office 2010. However, all of the same features can be still found under the File tab.

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TAB SELECTOR BUTTON 
The tab selector button is the small button located in the left hand corner between the horizontal ruler and vertical ruler.


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