Warning Obamacare: Do not be fooled by scammers who want to deceive consumers (congress?)

The phone rings. The caller says he is a representative of a government entity. “We need to verify some information to make sure you get the coverage you are entitled to receive under the Act Affordable Health Care,” says the caller. You know that big changes are coming insurance, but you get good. SNIP **** “(fake sites) can contain the royal seal of the actual insurance exchanges, but it is likely that only exists to load malware onto your computer or collect their personal information,” said Emily Peters of Practice Fusion, a company of electronic health records in San Francisco.