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Beware of Fraudulent Coronavirus Tests, Vaccines and Treatments
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If it happens to you — report it
Being targeted is not a failure, and being fooled is nothing to be ashamed of — these operations fool trained professionals every week. Reporting protects the next family; it’s what the watch does. What matters is speed:
- Call your bank immediatelyWires can sometimes be recalled or frozen if you act within hours.
- IC3.govThe FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center — these reports are how federal investigators map and dismantle these rings.
- ReportFraud.ftc.govThe Federal Trade Commission’s national fraud file — about a minute online.
- 1-833-FRAUD-11National Elder Fraud Hotline (DOJ) — a case manager walks you through every step.
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