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None of the COVID-19 vaccines are expected to be widely available until mid-2021. That leaves plenty of time for scammers to do their thing. This week the FTC published a consumer blog with tips on how to avoid falling victim to a vaccine scam. Here are a few key takeaways:
These are mainly don’ts. As for what you can do, the FTC recommends checking with state or local health departments for information on when and how to get the vaccine. The CDC is another good resource.
Find more of our coverage on coronavirus scams here.
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