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This paper presents a three-part experiment designed to investigate the motivations of users of a community safety and neighborhood watch social networking website. The experiment centers around an intervention into the invitation system that current users employ to invite nonmembers to join the site, and involves several versions of an invitation email which differ by expressing one of four possible...
In this paper we present an alternative way to raise awareness about online advance-fee fraud scams, by exploring the extent to which concepts of Tran media storytelling are adaptable in representing a scam bait -- the practice of scamming a scammer. Both scammers and scam baiters take advantage of the anonymity that Internet affords. By investigating their practices we can question the trust that...
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