You might see something like this on social media: Ads promising free cash and government grants. One viewer is asking Amy Davis how to know if these are legit.
Investigator Amy Davis answers question about health benefit offers. Are these ads about health credits and cards true?
One says you can receive up to $1,400 and qualify in 30 seconds. Another claim there could be $6,400 in health credits to redeem.
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