The #CoronaVirus pandemic means that scammers are finding new ways to make money and prey on people’s worries. Here are some of the key scams you should look out for.

A thread 👇 #CoronaVirusScams
Look out for spoof texts and emails pretending to be the government. Don’t click on links in messages if you’re not sure they’re legitimate #CoronaVirusScams https://twitter.com/TakeFive/status/1247438786620993536
Our friends @actionfrauduk have warned the public to be conscious of organisations selling fake medical products online. #CoronaVirusScams https://twitter.com/actionfrauduk/status/1250347893728227331
. @actionfrauduk also issued warnings on online shopping fraud as the amount of online shopping increases. #CoronaVirusScams https://twitter.com/actionfrauduk/status/1249648534384783360
. @TakeFive has warned of scammers claiming to be from government departments. Make sure you #StopChallengeProtect when receiving emails that you think might not be legit. #CoronaVirusScams https://twitter.com/TakeFive/status/1250382963528925190
The @NCA_UK have shared some examples of #CoronaVirusScams they have caught including fake testing kits. #CoronaVirusScams https://twitter.com/NCA_UK/status/1250346656358268929
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