Peekskill firefighters warn about Maxmin shirt scam
he Peekskill volunteer firefighters are telling people that the online company Maxmin selling shirts is not affiliated with their fire department.
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Aug 15, 2022, 12:34 PM
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Updated 1,157 days ago
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15h agoThe Peekskill volunteer firefighters are telling people that the online company Maxmin selling shirts is not affiliated with their fire department.
This is another example of similar scams using local first responder agencies to get money.
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