QR Codes have become fertile ground for criminals to load viruses and steal from you. Know how to avoid this now prevalent hazard. Also today, the big cell phone companies have made it incredibly expensive to use your phone when traveling outside the U.S. Hear Clark’s latest advice on how to handle this.

QR Code Warning: Segment 1

Ask Clark: Segment 2

International Calling: Segment 3

Ask Clark: Segment 4


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