

Sending around to my friends and asking them to send around.
How is this legal?
It’s like asking people to check their social security check status on a random website , implying it’s secure to get that info.
Can people report this to the better business bureau?
I once reported a charity scam there. I even had evidence and a p.o box mailbox address.
Never heard back but. I tried.
Scam was someone saying they were part of a real charity organization and wanted me to give them a photography item I was selling on eBay. (They contacted me on eBay) . I said sure. Asked for their mailing address. Never sent it.
Feedback on their page showed this was a long standing con. The charity they mentioned had nothing to do with photography or anything that could be related. They didn’t collect random stuff.
I was selling special effects lens filters. So why would a charity in africa working to bring medicine and fresh water to villages need vintage fx camera lenses?
I reported them to eBay too. Checked a few months later. Nothing changed. Scammer still active.
So I reported to bbb. I also sent the charity an email saying someone was pretending to be from their organization and scamming people on eBay and that they needed to contact eBay because I had already reported it and nothing was done.
This was like 8 years ago. Idk if anything ever came about.
Anyway. My point is. Can’t hurt to try.











Just like the doge checks and the tariff rebates. And and