How to Outsmart Scammers

Let’s face it—using the internet these days can feel like walking blindfolded with bare feet on carpet scattered with Legos. One wrong click and suddenly you’re getting emails from a Nigerian prince who needs your bank account number to share his fortune… or a text from the “South Carolina DMV” asking you to pay for a toll road that you can't remember driving on. (Spoiler alert: it’s not real, and no, they don’t accept Apple Gift Cards.)

You're not alone if you’ve ever wondered, “Is this legit?” while staring at your phone or computer. That’s why I created a one-hour course called “Avoiding Online Tricks and Traps.” It’s designed for regular people who want to use their tech without getting tricked, hacked, or roped into funding a fake royal family.

In this friendly, small-group session, you’ll learn how to:

• Spot scam emails, texts, and pop-ups (before they spot you)

• Create passwords even your future self will remember

• Browse, shop, and video chat without worrying what’s watching

• Know when a message is real—and when it’s just digital nonsense

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No tech talk, no pressure, no shame. Just simple, real-world tips to help you feel safer online. Oh, and I’ll be your instructor—not a teenager wearing a hoodie speaking in code.

💻 $19.95 / 1 hour / Max 12 people

📆 Offered June 26 and July 24 from 7 - 8 pm — pick the best date for you!

If you're ready to browse the internet without second-guessing every click, join us. Your inbox—and your wallet—will thank you.