Coronavirus Contact Tracing Scams: Five Facts You Need to Know
Coronavirus Contact Tracing Scams: Five Facts You Need to Know Unlock Your Wealth Today Starring Heather Wagenhals A contact tracer might get in touch to discuss results of a test you know you took, or because someone you’ve been in contact with tested positive. Depending on how your state has set up its program, legitimate contact tracers may call, email, text, or visit your home to collect information. Tune in to today's episode with Heather Wagenhals and find out how scammers are taking advantage of this life-threatening virus and what you can do to protect yourself from victimization. Here are your Financial Fast Facts: CONTACT TRACERS WILL NOT: -Ask for Money -Require Bank or Credit Card Numbers -Ask for Social Security Numbers -Ask for Immigration Status AVOID ALL LINKS IN TEXT OR EMAIL Tune in to learn how the Coronavirus Contact Tracing scam works and what you can do to reduce your risk from Heather Wagenhals, now. Welcome to our newest sponsor ReadItForMe and click on the link to grab your special offer for Unlock Your Wealth Fans and start reading best-selling books in less than 12 minutes with ReadItForMe UnlockYourWealth.com/readitforme Join me @theFreedomFest at the largest liberty and economic conference in the world July 13-16th for FreedomFest. Click on the link for Unlock Your Wealth fans special offer here UnlockYourWealth.com/freedomfest Think you can’t afford to fly privately? Think again! My friends at>>> @setjet