Warning signs of disaster scams caution readers on donor fraud
The piece outlines common disaster relief scams and red flags for donors. It warns against on the spot donations, sharing personal data, and checks made to fundraisers rather than organizations. It urges verifying legitimacy via official websites and typing charity names into search engines.
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Consumer guidance on verifying contractors and avoiding upfront payments, checking licenses and insurance, obtaining written estimates and contracts, safeguarding personal data, researching charities, and recognizing FEMA procedures. Includes fraud reporting channels and tips for verifying organizations and avoiding high pressure tactics.
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