Nemus Computer Consultants Gold Coast

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19/05/2025

How Many did you use or Own...?

01/04/2025

02/02/2025

When you need that little bit extra..
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28/10/2024

Well, close... VR is much better than this headset...!
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23/01/2024

Woolco - TV Fun Pong Game
(Commercial, 1976)

Here's a commercial for the "T.V. Fun Game" (generic Pong) at Woolco. Only $59.88. (about $273.91 in 2020 dollars!) Attaches to your TV - batteries not in...

14/01/2023

Looking for extra screen and have a notebook, why not get two extra portable screens...

Check out the TRIO triple laptop screen on Indiegogo! https://phyt.go2.fund/triolaptopRead more below:___________________________________________Can't wait? ...

23/09/2022

ACCC
Australian Competition & Consumer Commission Scamwatch
Scamwatch radar alert

Customers warned to watch out for scams following Optus data breach
Scamwatch is warning Optus customers to be on the look out for scams and take steps to secure their personal information following a cyber-attack.

A cyber-attack has resulted in the release of Optus customers’ personal information. If you are an Optus customer your name, date of birth, phone number, email addresses may have been released. For some customers identity document numbers such as driver’s licence or passport numbers could be in the hands of criminals. It is important to be aware that you be may be at risk of identity theft and take urgent action to prevent harm.

Optus customers should take immediate steps to secure all of their accounts, particularly their bank and financial accounts. You should also ​ monitor for unusual activity on your accounts and watch out for contact by scammers.

Steps you can take to protect your personal information include:

Secure your devices and monitor for unusual activity
Change your online account passwords and enable multi factor authentication for banking
Check your accounts for unusual activity such as items you haven’t purchased
Place limits on your accounts or ask you bank how you can secure your money
If you suspect fraud you can request a ban on your credit report.
More information about how to protect yourself is available on the​ OAIC website.

Check the Optus website​ for information and contact Optus via the My Optus App or call 133 937.

Scammers may use your personal information to contact you by phone, text or email. Never click on links or provide personal or financial information to someone who contacts you out of the blue. Learn how to protect yourself from scams by visiting​ www.scamwatch.gov.au

If you are concerned that your identity has been compromised or you have been a victim of a scam contact your bank immediately and call​ IDCARE​ on​ 1800 595 160.​ IDCARE is​ Australia’s national identity and cyber support service, to get expert advice from a specialist identity and cyber security service. You can also report scams to Scamwatch​ www.scamwatch.gov.au​ and check​ cyber.gov.au​ for information about cyber security.

You have received this email because you have subscribed to receive Scamwatch radar alerts issued by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission. You can view more news & alerts on the Scamwatch website.

If you have any doubts about an email's source, verify the sender by independent means - use their official contact details to check the email is legitimate before clicking on links or opening attachments.​
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14/05/2022

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