Monday 8 September 2014

TELEMARKETING HOAX

Regrettably, there always seem to be unscrupulous individuals seeking to profit from a crisis and the misfortunes of others. In the wake of Tuesday's terrorist attack, authorities have warned the public to beware of telemarketers who have been fraudulently soliciting funds by claiming that the money they collect will be used to help victims and their families. According to reports, these telemarketers do not represent any recognized charitable group.

If you have been contacted by a telemarketer soliciting such donations contact us at editor@stockpatrol.com, and we will report that activity to appropriate authorities.

Persons wishing to make contributions should contact established charitable organizations whose credentials can be checked and verified, such as the American Red Cross or the United Way. The Red Cross can be reached at 1-800-HELP-NOW. The United Way/New York Community Trust Fund can be contacted at 1-800-710-8002 or visit the United Way of New York City website at www.uwnyc.org

Anyone wishing to contribute food, clothing or supplies can contact the Salvation Army at 1-800-SAL-ARMY



About Hartley BernsteinHartley Bernstein is a corporate and securities attorney and civil litigator with a specialty in business transactions and civil litigation.

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