New Jersey Walmart reports at least 8 'Layaway Santas' paid off random accounts
A Walmart logo on Feb. 28, 2014. Credit: AP
A group of so-called "Layaway Santas" paid off random layaway accounts at a southern New Jersey Wamart last week.
The Burlington County Times reports that at least eight good Samaritans went to the store and asked to pay off random accounts.
A spokeswoman for Walmart says that they asked the cashiers to make sure that the accounts had toys in them. Debbie Serr says they paid off about $2,500 worth of accounts and insisted on remaining anonymous.
Serr says that she's proud that the stores can be a part of the random acts of kindness.
Someone paid off $50,000 worth of layaway accounts at a central Pennsylvania Walmart this week. The donor told store officials that customers could refer to him as Santa B.
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