Valhalla Fire Department alerts residents to clothing scam
The department posted on their Facebook page, advising against clicking on links advertising shirts, sweatshirts, or other apparel supposedly associated with the Valhalla Fire Department.
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4ds agoResidents of Valhalla are cautioned by the fire department regarding a clothing scam circulating in the area.
The department posted on their Facebook page, advising against clicking on links advertising shirts, sweatshirts, or other apparel supposedly associated with the Valhalla Fire Department.
These links are reported to be spam and are not affiliated with the department.
Individuals who have encountered such links or believe they've fallen victim to these scams are encouraged to contact the Valhalla Fire Department for further assistance at (914) 948-2272.
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