Health officials say don't let your fear of H1N1 take over when you go online. In this week's just delete it, the Better Business Bureau says scammers are sending fraudulent e-mails and web sites about H1N1. The experts say do not click on any emails or attachments about H1N1 or swine flu. If you click on them, scammers can get personal information from your computer. Also make sure your anti-virus software is up to date; most catch these fraudulent emails. Got an email you think is a scam? Send it to us at justdeleteit@wnct.com.
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Health officials say don't let your fear of H1N1 take over when you go online. (more)
Health officials say don't let your fear of H1N1 take over when you go online.
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Published: May 06, 2009
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