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You can’t buy COVID-19 vaccines online, so ignore that ad, text or email – CNET
Texts, emails and ads for bogus coronavirus vaccines may dog you. They’re not legitimate.
Vaccines offered through unexpected texts, emails or phone calls? Don’t fall for it.
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As we all hope for an end to the coronavirus pandemic, many people are understandably focused on the COVID-19 vaccine. Scammers know that. And while you’re dreaming about hugging loved ones, going to concerts or just feeling safe inside a grocery store, they’re busy crafting vaccine-related phishing campaigns…
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