• Beware of COVID-19 (coronavirus) SCAMS

    Posted by scamblock-official on April 4, 2021 at 5:18 am

    Take a look at this particular article out of Australia, courtesy of ACCC Scam-watch. You may not live in Australia, but please understand that all of these scams are online primarily and can reach you anywhere in the world. After all this is the internet! Never think you are too smart and that these scammers can’t get you in one small way or another. There are new scams being produced everyday. You have to keep up on the latest events because if you don’t, you may fall victim. We must be very careful because this virus has everyone scared and place many in desperate situations. Please read and share with others!

    https://www.scamwatch.gov.au/news/covid-19-coronavirus-scams

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