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Recognize the signs of a scam if someone contacts you offering virus vaccinations, prescriptions, or test kits. Remember, these types of products are not yet created or available to the general public and consumers should be cautious of anyone making these unsubstantiated claims.

Look for the holes in a scammer's story. Avoid “opportunities” to work from home with no interview or no previous experience needed. Cease communication with anyone who requires you to send a fee in order to begin employment, training or to pay for items related to the job.

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