The Right ways to secure your Liberty Reserve Account!

Liberty reserve is an online ecurrency account that people use as mode of payment on the Internet. It is becoming so popular online today and serves as substitute to credit/debit card.

Due to the financial nature of this account, it is very important that you fully secure your liberty reserve account from hackers. The system of the liberty reserve websites itself is solidly secured. It is only the user like yourself that can by mistake or carelessness open doors for thieves.

Follow these security measures stated here:

1) Make sure your liberty reserve account number is accurate and remember to put in your account name when requesting for funding or withdrawal from any ecurrency exchanger. Failure to do this may cause unnecessary delay in funding your account or the transfer of fund to another liberty account.
- To know the actual amount that was transferred to you account, please go to the 'History' in the member area of your account.
- Note that temporary technical hitch from any of the E-currency exchange server may most times delay the funding of your account.

2) When logging in to your liberty reserve account, always make sure that the URL in your browser window is http://www.libertyreserve.com/en/ for liberty reserve. Bad guys set up doorway pages trying to make you believe you're on the real website.

3) Check for the security lock bottom right hand corner, which looks like padlock before you can proceed by filling in the form and making your payment.

4) Restrict easy access to your liberty reserve account following these other security measures:
- Do not click links in unsolicited email messages
- Do not fill out forms in e-mail messages that claim to be from liberty reserve.
- E-mail may not be from whom it claims to be from (i.e. spoofed). Many common Internet frauds start with spoofed e-mail.
- Viruses can be delivered to your computer by simply looking at a web page using a vulnerable web browser.
- Keep your operating system and applications updated
- Use Windows Update to make sure you have the latest security patches installed. Also check for updates to your application programs, especially Microsoft Office.
- Use hardware and/or software firewall
- A firewall can protect your computer from malicious traffic. A hardware firewall/router (such as the many offerings of companies like Linksys, D-Link, SMC, and others) acts as a barrier between the outside world and your computer.

5) DO NOT RUN UN-TRUSTED APPLICATION
Running any program that arrives via email or that was downloaded from the Internet can be dangerous. Only run applications that you wish to grant complete access to your computer and the data contained on it.

6) Upgrade to a better web browser
Choose a better browser for your internet connection. Mozilla's Firefox is available for almost every operating system and has many security and privacy advantages. Try "tabbed browsing". Manage your cookies. Block pop-up windows. The features are many, but the cost is low - in fact free.

7) Use an Anti-Virus program
If you follow all of the above recommendations a virus will have difficulty infecting your computer. However, since a computer virus can be a vehicle for a criminal to gain total control of your computer and thereby any information stored on, sent by, or received by your computer, it is prudent to install antivirus software from a reputable source and run it regularly. Since new viruses are discovered daily, it is important to keep antivirus software and the virus definitions it uses for detection up to date at all times.

If you follow each step outlined above, you can rest assured that your liberty reserve ecurrency is safe.

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