Beware Scam E-mails and Text Messages
On occasion, people connected with our congregation have been sent e-mails and text messages from people pretending to be Rev. Paul Sawyer. The initial contact in these scam attempts is usually a vague request for assistance or “a favor”—asking you to reply to the message. If you make contact with the scammer, they ask for gift cards or other financial assistance, usually to help “someone” who is ill.
Please know that if Paul ever needs to reach out for a favor, it will be with enough personal contact and conversation that you’ll be clear who it’s coming from and not in the form of a vaguely needy text or e-mail.
If you receive such a message, you don’t need to do anything except ignore it, but if you would like to, you can make reports to the e-mail platform they’re using (like gmail), your wireless carrier, or the attorney general in your state.
Be a guest at your own party!”
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