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So, this is like Kickstarter, but for donations?

Crowd funding is all the rage these days. If people are dumb enough to donate to unworthy causes people will keep doing it.

A guy I know did this a couple of years ago to buy a movie quality Santa Suit.

 

He has been Santa at various sites for years but always only had whatever raggedy suit they had available.

 

He raised $1200 I think in less than two weeks.

I have no issue with what people want to put on there. I think the market will dictate what causes are worthy and what causes aren't.

 

Edit: People are putting their Ironman's on there...hmmm....:sssh:

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I have no issue with what people want to put on there. I think the market will dictate what causes are worthy and what causes aren't. Edit: People are putting their Ironman's on there...hmmm....:sssh:

 

Ha ha. Sorry. Good luck to you though!

Ha ha. Sorry. Good luck to you though!
Is that an "expect a big donation from the 'wildcat family'"? :lol2:
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Let's just say don't pin your hopes and dreams on me. :whistling:

I was browsing and I saw one guy had "Beer and Video games." Literally. He ended up raising I think over $400.

I heard a guy named George was raising money for the "Human Fund." Its Money for People.

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