Paul
tulsa,#2General Comment
Wed, October 19, 2011
To anybody who would dare say that there is any potential 'gods work' via this scam.
There is never any reason to send money to increase ones blessing.
Blessings do not increase per you giving $$ to a cause... you only think it will.
Fact is, if you want to throw $$ away, give it to me or to a legitimate local 'real' chariety or to known needy person (not a person on a corner who might very well not need $$ anyway).
dont forget that at least in my city, that for years, many of the beggars at street corners in our city (50% per a tv station here) were fake. In NY, in the 90's it was proven for a fact that nearly half of the beggars were wealthy people pretendign to be broke or homeless.
Best example was one who wrote books on how to beg for $$ and avged about $200k a year on begging alone.
Ramjet
Somewhere,#3Consumer Comment
Fri, September 09, 2011
I am happy that you spotted this fraudulent and disgusting outfit as a scam. They have been around a long time and the reason they keep doing it is because religious suckers keep sending them money.
I don't pray at all because I don't believe in it but you are correct that it doesn't cost anything.
Why people send these people money is beyond my comprehension. If people feel some desire to donate to a religious organization, give it to a small local church that's trying to help people in the community.
Just ignore them or return the envelopes empty so they have to pay postage.