FBI and FCC warn of coronavirus scams
02:30 | 03.24.20 | NR | CC
Bad actors have tried to profit on fear amid the coronavirus pandemic with websites, scam phone calls, emails and social media posts with everything from ads for free test kits to vaccines that aren't real.

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