This weekend, Hurricane Sandy hit several states along the east coast, causing heavy rain, wind, and even snow in Virginia and West Virginia due to the fact that the hurricane combined with a Nor'easter. New Jersey and New York have seen particularly severe and costly damage-- The New York Daily news reports that New York City alone suffered $20 billion worth of damages as a result of the hurricane. Along the coast, individuals are now dealing with both public and personal damages.
The storm has now passed, and disaster relief is key. Even though the physical danger is primarily over, financial danger is becoming a major issue as scammers inevitably take advantage of natural disasters. We at Savvy Student hope that Hurricane Sandy didn't affect you too much, and our thoughts are with those who were hit hard by the storm. We hope you check out these tips from Time magazine on how to avoid getting scammed during the disaster relief process-- http://business.time.com/2012/10/31/avoid-getting-scammed-in-sandys-aftermath/?iid=biz-main-lead.
Best wishes,
Savvy Student
The storm has now passed, and disaster relief is key. Even though the physical danger is primarily over, financial danger is becoming a major issue as scammers inevitably take advantage of natural disasters. We at Savvy Student hope that Hurricane Sandy didn't affect you too much, and our thoughts are with those who were hit hard by the storm. We hope you check out these tips from Time magazine on how to avoid getting scammed during the disaster relief process-- http://business.time.com/2012/10/31/avoid-getting-scammed-in-sandys-aftermath/?iid=biz-main-lead.
Best wishes,
Savvy Student
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