Scammers and cybercriminals won't stop tricking people out of their money and personal details with COVID-19 scams just because millions of people have been vaccinated. Here are some of the biggest coronavirus-related scams still making the rounds and how to stay safe.

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It's a sad truth that scammers will jump at every opportunity to apply their crooked trade. A recent survey asks people about their experiences with various COVID-19 vaccinations and offers rewards. But their real intention is to steal information and money. We'll show you how to spot this scam and avoid others like it.

The COVID vaccine is rolling out across the country, and many people who have gotten it are ecstatic. But there is one huge privacy mistake that many are making that could lead to having their identity stolen. We've got details on what they're doing wrong and how to avoid falling victim to identity thieves.

If you've already received your COVID vaccine or plan on getting it, it's a good idea to protect the card you're given to prove you are vaccinated. Records are not being kept digitally yet, so safeguarding your card is important. Instead of laminating it, try these affordable and easy-to-use options.