A Shareware ebook

Welcome to "A CyberCop's Guide to Internet Child Safety," a book about Internet Safety written for parents by an actual Police Detective.

This shareware book is designed to help parents to become better informed about the problems that families of today face while on the Information Superhighway. It also provides parents in easy-to-understand terms how to keep your children from becoming on-line statistics.

This book includes:

• Over 200 pages of helpful facts, advice, and computer hints!
• Hundreds of diagrams and figures to help you see what is on the screen!
• Actual case studies in Cyber Crime investigations!
• A 200 word glossary of today's Internet-related terms
• This book is in Adobe PDF format so it can be read or printed on any computer with Adobe Acrobat software.
• For a sample of the table of contents, click HERE

A Cybercop's guide to Internet Child Pornography is free to download (it requires Adobe Acrobat to read). If you read the book you are obligated to send us $5.95 or make a commitment to use the information in the book to help educate your child about how to be safe on the Internet (see the payment section for more information) A portion of monies made from the book go toward Internet Safety programs and equipment for Computer Crime Investigations.

What is a Shareware ebook?

Shareware ebook is an electronic book (ebook), which is free to download, copy or distribute. If the reader takes the time to read the ebook, then the reader is obligated to pay for the use of the book.

A message from the Author

Originally, I wrote this book for myself. I was trying to make my job easier. I found that during my many Internet safety lectures to parents, teachers, and students they would ask me questions regarding the Internet that would often take a great deal of time to properly answer. I wanted something that I could give to parents and teachers that would help to answer these questions.

With that in mind I wrote this book for anyone who is concerned about their online kids and who wants to learn more about how to help keep their family safe. I hope that I have managed to help even one family from making the same mistakes that I have seen many others make.

The Internet is a fast paced, ever changing creature, so if there is something that I have missed or something that you think that I should add, or change, please feel free to drop me a line and let me know. I cannot promise that I can respond to all correspondence; however, I will do my best to read everything that you send.

Thanks,

Glen Klinkhart

CyberCop Guides

P.O. Box 231515

Anchorage, Alaska 99515

email: klinkhart@cybercopguide.com