
Peter Popoff’s ‘Miracle Spring Water’
After sending for the self-proclaimed prophet’s water, we’re still waiting for our financial miracle.
Americans looking for ways to donate to help the victims of the Orlando nightclub shooting, which was the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history, need to be wary of scammers trying to take advantage of their charitable inclination. Several organizations are already collecting money and many have posted on crowdfunding sites. It can be difficult to choose. Here’s what you need to do before you give:
If you believe that a fake charity has contacted you or if you have been a victim of a charity scam, you can contact your local State Attorney General’s office, as well as the FTC, and file a complaint.
After sending for the self-proclaimed prophet’s water, we’re still waiting for our financial miracle.
If you’re going to give, give wisely.
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