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Brian received a phone call today asking him to donate to a disaster relief found.

Brian received a phone call today asking him to donate to a disaster relief found-example-1

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Answer:

I would 100% go with

"Option B. Ask for the name of their organization and look for information about them to make sure they're authentic before he donates"

Explanation:

That was the only logical decision, because for D. you can't just hope for the best and donate "blindfolded". A. was really not a smart decision because if you give someone your credit card number, they could easily take all the money they wanted off of it and put you in loads of debt. And then for C., it was the same with D., you can't just donate to an organization or charity fund when you have no idea if it's a probable cause or not. So, in conclusion "Option B." is your best and most logical answer.

User Abby Fichtner
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Answer:

Option B

Explanation:

It is always wise to ask who or what the organization is asking. Always be safe.

User Amauris
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