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Do you know what your children are doing when they go online? Where they go . . . who they meet . . . the information they reveal?
Experts agree . . . our children are under threat and parents need to be aware of the dangers. In just 5 minutes from now you can know how to keep your children safe when they are using the Internet.
This brand new publication, “How To Keep Your Child Safe On The Internet”, shows you the quick and easy steps you can take to make sure your children are protected when they go online.
"I believe 'How To Keep Your Child Safe On The Internet' provides an illuminating and necessary guideline on how to be aware of the growing dangers confronting our children today. It provides information and effective ways on keeping your child safe, not least the proper supervision of online activities. Parents need to be aware of these Internet issues and I believe this book fully provides that information". Mark McDermid, Head Teacher
The reality today is that the Internet can be a dangerous place for the unwary and the unprepared . . .
“The same advances in computer and telecommunication technology that allow our children to reach out to new sources of knowledge and cultural experiences are also leaving them vulnerable to exploitation and harm by computer-sex offenders.” Louis J.Freeh, Former Director, United States Federal Bureau of Investigation “Children face real threats on the Internet such as sexual grooming, cyber-bullying, exposure to violent, pornographic and other unsuitable material.” Dame Mary Marsh, Chief Executive The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, U.K.
The Author Wendy Davies, MA Hons, Psychology
Dear Fellow Parent, As I’m sure you will agree, it seems that almost everything these days is hijacked by unscrupulous, malicious and downright dangerous criminals and organised gangs, exploiting things for their own ends. Sadly, and very worryingly, cyber-space and the Internet has opened up for these criminals a whole new world of opportunity, and made it relatively easy for them to operate in total secrecy. The most worrying aspect for parents is the ever-increasing and specific targeting of children and young people, which the existence of the Internet has made all too easy.
So What Makes Our Children So Vulnerable?
Well, there are three main reasons . . .
Of course all these things can be fantastic, beneficial and educational, and they are definitely here to stay. In fact it would be difficult to imagine our world without all the wonderful benefits that the Internet has given us. But, unfortunately, it has brought with it new risks and dangers that can be sophisticated and often very, very subtle. Some of these dangers you are probably well aware of, but there are other, less obvious ones, that you may not even have considered – and all posing a very real threat to our children and young people. Anyone who goes online – for whatever reason – needs to know what to do to protect themselves from these unseen dangers. Do your children know how to keep themselves safe? How to make sure they don’t become victims? As a parent, you will want to know about these dangers right now, today, because as the Internet grows in size, so do the dangers presented to the children and young people in your family who, without your guidance and supervision, could be open to exploitation. Don’t Think It Could Happen To You And Your Kids?
Sorry, but statistics and official reports from many leading sources, including government and law enforcement agencies around the world, show a different picture, of a frightening and rapidly-increasing, upward trend.
Recent surveys have revealed frightening statistics such as these:
These are truly shocking statistics and the implications of them for our children's safety are frightening.
As parents we surely all want to do everything we can to make sure that our own children are not putting themselves at risk in any way when they go online. Shocking News Reports Day After Day!
I’m sure, like me, you will have seen the almost daily news articles, reporting on criminals using the Internet for immoral purposes . . . of sexual predators grooming children online . . . and of young people arranging to meet someone they had met and chatted to on the Internet . . . and their parents “had no idea they were even using chatrooms . . .”
Here are just a few shocking headlines gathered from newspapers all over the United States . . .
. . . and these are taken from newspapers in the United Kingdom
The Internet is constantly evolving and changing with new technologies, equipment and software making it ever more difficult to keep some sort of control over criminals and sexual predators who are determined to exploit the cyber-world for their own ends.
So serious are the risks posed, that special national and international task forces have been set up world-wide especially to tackle online crime and to try and protect the vulnerable. Recently the BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation) televised a program entitled “Crimewatch On The Streets”. Millions of viewers will have watched this special edition in which cameras were given access to police investigations, raids and arrests over a six month period. The program featured the work of the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre, a special unit set up to combat the growing online sexual exploitation of children both in the U.K. and elsewhere. It was truly appalling to see the size of the Internet paedophilia problem and the unspeakable depths of depravity involved; so terrible was this depravity involving young children that the police officers were unable to speak about it to the television cameras. We should all be proud of the dedication of police and law enforcement officers everywhere who are dedicated to tracking down and bringing to justice these evil people who prey on children and young people through the medium of computers. This must be one of the most personally challenging areas of police work that any officer could undertake. Perhaps the greatest lesson we can learn from this program is that every parent with children who access the Internet should arm themselves with the right knowledge to be able to protect their children and young people – and do so urgently. It is easier than ever these days for the unscrupulous to gain access to our children and young people, and to find out the details of their private lives. Can you be sure that your kids are not revealing personal information about themselves that would put them in danger, without even realising they are doing it? You may even have unwittingly done this yourself – it can be easy if you are not on your guard and don’t know the potential dangers. Forgive me if what you have been reading so far is downbeat and worrying, but I’m sure you will agree that it is vital that parents everywhere are aware of the dangers, so that they can take the very simple but all-important steps necessary to keep their children safe. Here’s What You Must Know To Keep Your Children Safe And Secure From Internet Predators and Other Online Dangers . . .
Fortunately, you have the opportunity right now to learn all you need to know to easily combat these dangerous risks and threats, and protect your family from them.
“How To Keep Your Child Safe On The Internet” is an essential step-by-step guide for every parent whose child has Internet access. In just a few minutes from now you can have in your hands all the common-sense information you will ever need to keep your loved ones safe and secure.
“How To Keep Your Child Safe On The Internet” is presented in easy-to-digest sections. It explains in clear, jargon-free language the activities that your child might use the Internet for, what the particular dangers are of that activity, and the simple steps you must take to make sure that they are protected. Each section then ends with an easy-reference checklist of the key points that have been covered.
“Absolutely fascinating. I have learnt so much in the last hour reading your superb document! I like the way that you have broken the subject down topic by topic describing exactly what each element is and in words of one syllable . . . precise and easy to understand” Elaine Rust, Parent, York
Just by following the advice in this comprehensive, but simple and easy to understand publication, you will have made a massive difference to the safety of your family when they go online. You will have alerted them to the very real dangers that they – and even you – may not have known were there – and shown them the simple things they must do, to keep themselves safe. Technophobic Parents . . .
And please don’t worry if you have little experience of the Internet, if you feel left behind or even fearful of this new technology. Many parents think that their children know much more than they do about using the Internet, that there’s nothing they can teach them. To them it’s natural, they grew up with it, but to us it can seem like a challenge that we just can’t be bothered to get to grips with. So if you feel overwhelmed, that you don’t know where to start, don’t worry – it really isn’t as difficult as you think. Now you really can start to regain control. Knowing about the potential threats is the first step to protecting our children and this book will show you exactly what those threats are, and the simple steps to take to keep your family safe from them.
Experts agree that the risks to children and young people posed by the Internet can be reduced through good parenting, but many parents simply do not know what the real dangers are or how to deal with them. Here are just a few of the things you will learn about in “How To Keep Your Child Safe On The Internet” – all explained in clear, easy-to-follow sections:
This is just some of the knowledge which you will have at your fingertips with this new publication. “How To Keep Your Child Safe On The Internet” covers just about everything you need to know to protect your children. It’s probably the most comprehensive book on this subject available today and without a doubt every home where children and young people access the Internet, should have one - after all, criminals are reaching right into your home these days. “The internet is a shopping mall for criminals, and for many of us it’s in the home that cyber-crime strikes” David Davis, Member of Parliament & Shadow Home Secretary
When you have taken the simple steps laid out for you in this book, you will know that you have done everything you can to help keep your kids safe in a dangerous world.
Your children may well be cyber-wise, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that they are worldly-wise. They may be computer-literate, but not necessarily life-literate.
And that is where you come in. Often children do not see the dangers around them. So, when they were small, you taught them to cross the road safely, to ride their bikes safely, to be careful with hot water and sharp objects, and so on. Well it’s just the same with the Internet. You are there to point out the dangers to your children and show them how to avoid them. But you can only do that if you are aware of the dangers yourself, and know how to safeguard against them.
This new publication will show you exactly what you need to know, and its information will be invaluable to you and your family, no matter what age your kids are or how much they think they know about the Internet. Let me ask you a question here - Would you send your young child out into the centre of your city on their own late at night? Or have them cross a busy road on their own?
Computers are great; the Internet is a wonderful and magical place to be. But sadly it can be a dangerous place, and your involvement in your kids’ computer life – whether you are computer-savvy or have little or no knowledge at all – is very very important. It is vital to their development and their personal safety. They’ll thank you one day for what you teach them now.
How To Order Your Own Personal Copy
I am offering “How To Keep Your Child Safe On The Internet” as a downloadable publication, instantly accessible from the Internet, so that you can have this valuable information in your hands within moments, all for the low price of just $19.97. If you’re new to downloading from the Internet, don’t worry, it is very straight-forward and you will be shown the exact simple steps to follow to get hold of your copy of “How To Keep Your Child Safe On The Internet”. To reserve your copy straight-away, just click the button below and you will be taken to the Paypal site where you can use your Paypal account if you have one, or any of the major credit and debit cards, to reserve your copy in complete confidence and security. The Paypal encrypted ordering system ensures that your card details are completely safe. When you have completed your card transaction, be sure to click “Return to Merchant” to be redirected to our web page to download your copy of the book. You will also receive an email confirmation of your transaction.
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Your kids are great! “How To Keep Your Child Safe On The Internet” will show you everything you need to know to protect them, the exact simple steps to take, and when to take them. Why not have some computer fun with them and, as you keep them safe and out of trouble, who knows, they’ll probably teach you a thing or two along the way as well! Very best wishes,
Wendy
Wendy Davies
P.S. By arming yourself with a copy of "How To Keep Your Child Safe On The Internet" you will not only be protecting your own children, you will also be striking a blow against online crime. Share this information with others and you will help spread the message far and wide. Every child protected is a victory!
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