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A2: Protect yourself from COVID-19 scams: • Don’t share personal info with strangers • Protect passwords • Monitor your credit https://t.co/DbYjiGo2J3 @DOLOIG #SlamTheScamChat #NCPW2021 — PolitiTweet.org

Q2: You may be new to scam protection in 2021. What are some best practices to prevent scams from happening? Ho… https://t.co/sb3py0HCLF

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Did you know it’s National Consumer Protection Week? Retirees are frequently targets for retirement savings scams. Learn more in chapter 5 of our retirement planning guide: https://t.co/KzsmVWfU4j #NCPW2021 #ConsumerProtection — PolitiTweet.org

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A3: Be wary of unsolicited calls, social media messages or door-to-door visits from strangers. Never share personal info (SSN or birthdate) with strangers. Report fraud at https://t.co/JjHl9duFHp #NCPW2021 — PolitiTweet.org

Q3: What are some red flags that help detect a scam? 🚩🚩🚩 Are there specific tactics scammers use with coronavirus… https://t.co/cLquKGeB4l

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