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Free products at $ 175: scammers send messages on behalf of Target

If you receive a message saying you'll receive free products from Target due to the coronavirus pandemic, don't click the link—it's a scam. Read about this and more at Kiro7.

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The message states that you are entitled to $ 175 free products, but clicking on the link will install a virus or malware. Programs often go unnoticed and pass on fraudsters your passwords, credit card numbers and banking information.

Target there is a list of tips on safe shopping. The list is focused on holidays, but it can be checked at any time of the year.

If you receive a suspicious message, report fraud to Federal Trade Commission.

If the message is related to COVID-19, click here.

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Watch for errors in messages. Do not click on the links. Hover over the hyperlink and make sure the URL is complete and you know where you will be directed.

Target isn't the only company name being used as a scam.

Kroger was the victim of a viral Facebook post where they promised a 1-hour shopping marathon. The company said that any Kroger.com posts without a blue checkmark are not legal. Company representatives also asked the public to report scammers. here.

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