Anthony Norman

    What is Internet scam? Internet scam involves using online services and software with access through internet to defraud or take benefit of victims. The term "internet scam" generally covers cyber crime activities that takes place over the internet or on e-mail, including offense like identity stealing, phishing, and other hacking activities planed to scam people out of money.Internet fraud that focus victims through online services account for countless dollars worth of defrauding activity every year. And the numbers continue to increase as internet consumption expands and cyber-criminal techniques become more advanced.Internet scam crimes are prosecuted under state and federal law. For example, federal law has the managing statute 18 U.S.C. § 1343 that covers common cyber fraud and can carry a penalizes of up to 30 years in jail and fines of up to 1 million us dollar depending on the seriousness of the crime. States like California also have anti-hacking, credit card sc

  The NEFT payment system allows you to transfer funds from a managed account in any bank to any other branch of the bank provided that the transaction is carried out between the participating banks of the specified payment system. At the moment, the transfer of funds through NEFT is possible only during the working hours of the bank. To give impetus to the movement of digital funds, it was decided to cancel the commissions charged by the Reserve Bank for transactions processed in the RTGS and NEFT systems. Banks, in turn, will have to pass these benefits on to their customers. The RBI has waived fees paid through OIL and RTGS and asked banks to pass the benefits on to customers. Some banks may choose to drop the RTGS cap entirely, while others may allow customers to set their third-party transfer limits. Therefore, the time has come for the Central Bank to issue another order that instructs banks to report all the details of the sender who sends money through OIL or any other payment

Investment Objective The investment objective of the Marathon Value Portfolio (the “Fund”) is to provide shareholders with long-term capital appreciation in a well-diversified portfolio. Principal Strategies The Fund primarily will provide the investor broad exposure to what the Fund’s advisor, Kovitz Investment Group Partners, LLC, believes are the best opportunities or values in common stocks of U.S. companies. These opportunities or values typically will be stocks of companies that, in the advisor’s opinion, do not reflect the intrinsic value of the companies. The advisor intends that the Fund will invest primarily in common stocks of U.S. companies that have potential “value” in the advisor’s judgment. The advisor believes that determining value involves an effort to understand a company’s assets and business strengths and to compare those to the current price of the company’s stock. It is worth noting that in today’s economy, assets are often intangible. A value in