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Salvation Army Warns of Scammer in Huntington
The Salvation Army has issued a scam warning, saying a man is going to Huntington homes asking for donations.
The Salvation Army said in a news release Thursday it received an anonymous tip Tuesday about a person going door to door asking for donations for the charity.
The person is described as a white male in his mid-40s. He has been seen carrying a red bucket similar to the organization’s standard bucket.
Captain Jerry Lester of the Salvation Army’s Huntington branch says the organization does not go door to door asking for donations.
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