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david mcclelland - technology broadcaster & journalist david mcclelland technology broadcaster & journalist home about television writing online smartphone creativity contact feed me watch me connect with me tweet me fakebook: how to spot fake facebook adverts – bbc rip off britain: live 1 month ago by david in consumer champion , television whether it’s fake news, fake likes or fake adverts, facebook hasn’t been far from the top of the news agenda over the last few months. don’t trust an advert just because it features a trusted face (image: bbc) on monday’s rip off britain: live (bbc1, 9.15am) i addressed the fake facebook adverts issue which has recently seen money-saving expert martin lewis sue the social network for damages after his face appeared in fake adverts for scam financial products. the fake facebook adverts i see generally fall into three main categories: fake celebrity endorsements advertisers have long worked with trusted names to grow reach and sales – and there’s nothing wrong with that. however, as martin lewis and others have found, it’s a doddle for rogue advertisers to mock up fake celebrity endorsements, fake news reports – even entire fake websites – in an attempt to ensnare unwitting readers into their sales funnel. my advice: don’t trust an advert just because it features a trusted face, or appears to be a news story from a reputable news site, do your own research first. free trial offers invited to sign up for a free trial of smart pills, skin cream, eye serum or anti-wrinkle rub? be very, very wary – it’s not often there’s a free lunch on the internet. or a free miracle anti-ageing or weight-loss cure. buried away in the t&cs may be clauses which mean – one way or another – you’ll end up forking out a fortune, often as a subscription. and working out how to cancel it or get a refund can prove a real headache. good trial offers do exist online, but they’re often for digital services – video and music streaming services, for example. my advice: be suspicious of free trials of physical products on social media from companies you’ve never heard of, and give the terms and conditions every possible scrutiny, keeping a digital copy to refer back to. don’t trust this fake ad (image: moneysavingexpert) misrepresentation this is where the beautifully presented goods you see in the advert bear little resemblance to what you eventually get in the post, and it’s something we’ve covered many times before on rip off britain. often the advertisers rely on people giving up hope at this point, not bothering with the inevitable hassle of returning an item. and the firms that walk this tightrope certainly don’t make it easy for those that can be bothered. my advice: always do your own research, away from the social network, before you press ‘buy’; research the company advertising the goods, see where they’re actually based and what other people say about their experiences of buying from them. more tips to spot fake ads be suspicious if the advert you click on passes you from one website/company name to another; always make sure you know who you’re dealing with and check each company carefully if you haven’t heard of them before (and watch out for look-alike company names) look at the web address of the page and check it matches the title of the site – don’t trust a news story purporting to be from a well-known news source (bbc news, for example) but with an unfamiliar web address (http://buythisno-w.com/bbc-news-live-debt-free/ for example). look for an address and phone number – and if it’s a free/cheap number then call it to get a feel for their customer service; if not, then go elsewhere beware of pressure tactics: “stock running low”, “offer ends in 19 minutes”, “8 others are also looking at this product” are all there solely to speed you into buying. make up your own mind, on your own terms and in your own time get rich quick schemes? bitcoin, binary trading etc? i advise you to steer well clear – schemes like these rarely help anybody get rich except the people selling them bbc rip off britain: live airs every day on bbc1 and 9.15am monday 25th -29th june 2018 – catch up on iplayer here . bbc consumer champion rip off britain wi-fi router workout with channel 4 supershoppers 1 month ago by david in consumer champion , television i’ve been filming some items for channel 4 prime-time consumer programme, supershoppers. in tonight’s show, i’m investigating broadband and wi-fi speeds. is the internet speed you pay for the speed you actually get throughout your home? there are lots of reasons why that may not be the case, one of which is how well your broadband router performs. the majority of us make do with the router provided by our internet service provider when we sign up. while that’s often the easiest way to get up and running, that bundled hardware may not always provide the best internet experience around the house. (images: channel 4/firecrest films) so, we’re testing the kit shipped by the some of uk’s top internet service providers – as well as some after-market options – to see which router works the hardest to send wi-fi around your home. in the show we test: bt smart hub sky q hub virgin media hub 3.o tp-link tl-w940n linksys wrt1900acs watch supershoppers on thursday 14 june 2018 at 8pm or catch up on all 4 . consumer champion technology television bbc rip off britain season 10 1 month ago by david in consumer champion , television rip off britain is back with a new series on bbc1 this week. in one of this season’s films, i talk about how internet-connected doorbells are now being used help to catch crooks. think of a connected doorbell as a video intercom – similar to those already popular in flats and offices – that connects your front door to your phone. not only do they provide peace of mind when your doorbell – or perhaps that of an elderly relative – rings, these smart devices can also record video of who is at the door. needless to say, they have already been used to help identify criminals. in another item for the show this series, i take julia somerville to a bitcoin cashpoint to explain what cryptocurrency is and how it works – and how some viewers may have lost substantial sums of more traditional cash to so-called bitcoin scammers. this year for the show we’ve also been making some quick advice films for facebook – here’s me talking about why some viewers’ second-hand smartphone have suddenly stopped working days or weeks after they’ve bought them: rip off britain airs on bbc1 at 9.15am from monday 13th june 2018, available on catch-up on bbc iplayer . bbc consumer champion gadgets presenting rip off britain smartphone technology london tech week 2018: where 5g, ai and blockchain converge 1 month ago by david in television , video london tech week is the uk capital’s annual celebration of technology and innovation. once again, i’m hosting the online broadcasts for ltw’s flagship event, techxlr8, live every day from 9am until 6pm. we’ll be interviewing tech industry movers and shakers from around the world to learn how 5g, ai, blockchain – even space tech – will converge to have a profound impact on business and society in the next two to three years. i’ll be speaking with secretary of state for digital, culture, media and sport, matt hancock; with leaders from oracle, microsoft and nokia, also with the only vc investing solely in space tech, seraphim capital. london tech week is also a great platform for start-ups, and we’ll be covering as many as we can, including the project kairos start-up pitch-off competition at techxlr8 on thursday. here’s one of my favourite reports from last year’s london tech week, but do look out for this year’s #ltw coverage at techxlr8 and london tech week . future technology presenter technology bbc watchdog: nectar card fraud 2 months ago by david in consumer champion , television i was back in the bbc watchdog studio last night for an item on how nectar card fraud has

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