Federal Officials Warn Of Possible Vaccine Scams

The video discusses scams related to credit cards and coronavirus vaccines. It highlights the importance of consulting medical professionals before taking any treatments and warns against offers that seem too good to be true. Homeland Security and vaccine makers are working together to identify fake vaccines, and thousands of fraudulent COVID-19 websites have been discovered. The FDA has also issued warnings about potential vaccine scams.

What is a common characteristic of scams that are too good to be true?

• They are always legitimate.

• They often involve large sums of money.

• They usually require no personal information.

• They seem too good to be true.

What is the best advice given for dealing with treatments or vaccinations?

• Consult with a medical professional.

• Trust any online source.

• Ignore all warnings.

• Take the first available option.

What are investigators doing to combat fake vaccines?

• Shutting down all vaccine production.

• Creating their own vaccines.

• Working with vaccine makers.

• Ignoring the issue.

How many websites have officials found to be potentially fraudulent regarding COVID-19?

• Hundreds

• Dozens

• Millions

• Thousands

What recent action has the FDA taken concerning vaccine scams?

• Ignored the issue.

• Approved all vaccines.

• Banned all online vaccine sales.

• Issued a warning.