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Scammers are legitimately trying to take advantage of people online during the Covid-19 crisis.
People who take advantage of other's in a crisis deserve a special kind of punishment when they're caught. I think the Spanish Inquisition could give us some guidelines to follow when we go looking for them. That's why what's going on right is infuriating.
The FBI said recently to a reporter at Boston 25 News that people should be on the look out for:
If you've been reading our blog you probably already know that these are Phishing attacks and can pretty easily learn to spot them by reading this article:
Until then, try and stay safe, both with your health and otherwise.
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