Fake Philippines Typhoon Disaster Charities - Scam Alert Home Categories Scamming Fake Philippines Typhoon Disaster Charities - Scam Alert 2 2 4.64K 1 12y ago 2013-11-15T11:27:42-05:00 12y ago 2014-06-26T17:24:46-05:00 Online Threat Alerts Scammers are currently taking advantage of the Philippines Typhoon disaster by sending out bogus email messages claiming to be from legitimate charitable organizations or celebrities, asking for donations. These scammers know that after a disaster, people will generously make donations to help the people who are affected. So, they send out e-mail messages and make posts on social networking websites asking for donations for the fraudulent charitable organizations that they have created overnight. Two of the Scam Philippines Typhoon Disaster Email MessagesI am Andrew * international anchor and reporter, currently in Philippines due to the Philippines typhoon storm that killed estimated 10,000 people,Please they need your help, We need your donations so these people can have food and shelter. If you want to help, please contact my personal email so i can send YOU a western union info you are to send a donation.God bless u as u email backDonate now to emergency aid in the PhilippinesSend $10.00 to support the Red Cross Red Crescent global network help those affected by the typhoon. The full amount of this donation will go to the Red Cross Red Crescent global network response.Be careful when sending your money; you want to help the victims and not to make the scammers rich by taking advantage of this tragedy.Here are some legitimate charitable organizations that you can make your donations to:Red Cross - www.redcross.orgThe Salvation Army - www.salvationarmy.orgCare - www.care.org Check the comment section below for answers or additional information. Share what you know, or ask a question about this article by leaving a comment below. Online Threat Alerts is not affiliated with or endorsed by any trademark owner mentioned in this article. Some of the information in samples in this article may have been impersonated or spoofed. Save + Was this article helpful? (1) (0) More For You Coca Cola Survey Scam and Customer Satisfaction Is Amazonitara a Scam or Legit Online Store? amazonitara.com Review 9714047340 Scam Calls - Have You Received One? Is Fungaming Online a Scam? Review Of The Online Store The 'World Business Register 2019/2020' Scam icifstore.xyz - it is a Fraudulent Online Store Mr. Bean Rowan Atkinson Died Celebrity Death Hoax Phishing or Fake PayPal Website - www.landwars.net Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI - Nigerian Scam November 17 2013 White Wedding Agency Invitation Malicious Email Message You have been awarded 500,000.00 GBP by Dave and Angela Dawes Scam CryptoLocker - A Dangerous Malware That Locks Your Files for Ransom Sony PlayStation 4 Promotion Giveaway Facebook Scams We are Upgrading our System to Reduce Spam - Phishing Gmail Scam Comments / Answers Remove sensitive information from your post. Your IP address will be used to display your estimated location. Enter comment post here 2an anonymous userhttps://www.onlinethreatalerts.com/users/#an-anonymous-userMar 1, 2014 by Fake Philippines Typhoon Disaster Charities - Scam Alertan anonymous user from: Honolulu, Hawaii, United StatesMe and my husband was walking back to the hotel from dinner in Waikiki, Hawaii when we were approached by a young man with this black folder book, he approached me saying he is accepting donations for the victims of the typhoon in Philippines, they had a laminated flyer (which look legit, but I never really read it, all I noticed was the flag of the Philippine's and the logo Kokua for the Philippines that I have seen on the news). I donated $10.00 in cash, and I had to sign my name and write the amount of $ you were donating. So I thought that was good, now I'm wondering if it was a scam or if it was the real deal? did anyone had the same encounter, because when I signed my name it looked like there was a list of people had made donations.infohttps://www.onlinethreatalerts.com/users/#infoJun 26, 2014 by Fake Philippines Typhoon Disaster Charities - Scam AlertinfoNever give these people your money because you don't know where it will go.Give your money to the Red Cross or other popular charities.
an anonymous userhttps://www.onlinethreatalerts.com/users/#an-anonymous-userMar 1, 2014 by Fake Philippines Typhoon Disaster Charities - Scam Alertan anonymous user from: Honolulu, Hawaii, United StatesMe and my husband was walking back to the hotel from dinner in Waikiki, Hawaii when we were approached by a young man with this black folder book, he approached me saying he is accepting donations for the victims of the typhoon in Philippines, they had a laminated flyer (which look legit, but I never really read it, all I noticed was the flag of the Philippine's and the logo Kokua for the Philippines that I have seen on the news). I donated $10.00 in cash, and I had to sign my name and write the amount of $ you were donating. So I thought that was good, now I'm wondering if it was a scam or if it was the real deal? did anyone had the same encounter, because when I signed my name it looked like there was a list of people had made donations.
infohttps://www.onlinethreatalerts.com/users/#infoJun 26, 2014 by Fake Philippines Typhoon Disaster Charities - Scam AlertinfoNever give these people your money because you don't know where it will go.Give your money to the Red Cross or other popular charities.