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Sacred Heart: Door To Door Children’s Book Sales Are A Scam
March 6, 2014
Someone may be going door to door selling children’s books saying that proceeds will benefit Sacred Heart Children’s Hospital, but hospital officials say it is a scam.
The individuals selling books door-to-door may identify themselves as working for “Experience Sales”, but Sacred Heart said they have no affiliation whatsoever with the group.
Anyone solicited with such an offer should call their law enforcement agency.
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2 Responses to “Sacred Heart: Door To Door Children’s Book Sales Are A Scam”
Is there a group authorized to sell children’s books from FYU to benefit the Make a Wish foundation? Had a group come around last week and say that’s what they were doing but they offered no identification as such.
“Stealing, of course, is a crime, and a very impolite thing to do.”
Lemony Snicket