Top Coronavirus Scams To Be Aware Of

Without fail, there are crooks out there...and they always rear their extra awful behavior during times of concern. This time? Shysters trying to scam all of us as we cope with the coronavirus. Cybercriminals are sending emails that appear to be from legitimate medical and or health organizations...click a link, and the damage is done. A number of unapproved and misbranded products claiming to treat or prevent coronavirus infection are hitting the market. We’re talking teas, essential oils, and colloidal silver. And no, they don’t. But also, one group of weasels is cloning websites dedicated to tracking coronavirus and planting malware into your electronics. Educate yourself, by clicking the scammer below or CLICK HERE.

Source: FoxNews.com

The thief scammer is holding a mobile phone and credit card. The concept of Bank card fraud through a virus in the smartphone. a thug in a black Balaclava and a black hood.

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