BECKY BELL FOUNDATION is voluntarily donating 200,000 USD to va
BECKY BELL FOUNDATION is voluntarily donating 200,000 USD to va
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@soniamore :
The only information that I can find on this is that it is a scam. Everyone please do your research before giving any information.
Txtoast reacted The only information that I can find on this is that it is a scam. Everyone please do your research before giving any information.
@Txtoast :
Yes. It looks like it is a legit foundation but there is a scam saying that they are giving away money. It is on the BBB scam tracker and several other sites.
Txtoast reacted Yes. It looks like it is a legit foundation but there is a scam saying that they are giving away money. It is on the BBB scam tracker and several other sites.
@Txtoast :
Red Flags to Watch For
Random Payouts: Real lottery winners and charitable organizations do not contact strangers via text or social media DMs to give away millions.
Paying to Receive Money: No legitimate grant, lottery, or gift requires you to pay upfront fees, buy gift cards, or send wire transfers.
Unofficial Contact Info: Communications instruct you to text obscure phone numbers or email generic webmail accounts (e.g., MSN, Gmail, Outlook).
If you receive one of these messages, do not respond. Block the sender immediately and report the attempt to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) or the Better Business Bureau Scam Tracker.
NannyB reacted Red Flags to Watch For
Random Payouts: Real lottery winners and charitable organizations do not contact strangers via text or social media DMs to give away millions.
Paying to Receive Money: No legitimate grant, lottery, or gift requires you to pay upfront fees, buy gift cards, or send wire transfers.
Unofficial Contact Info: Communications instruct you to text obscure phone numbers or email generic webmail accounts (e.g., MSN, Gmail, Outlook).
If you receive one of these messages, do not respond. Block the sender immediately and report the attempt to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) or the Better Business Bureau Scam Tracker.
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