You start spamming a donation page disguised as clickbait internet petitions? Fuck you.
When will people learn that 100,000 signature from anonymous internet people are meaningless and nothing more than donation scams and email harvesting?
It doesn't cost money to fling shit at a wall. There's a reason Jenna said she's not part of Trump's team. She's a grifter, and if you sent her money, congrats on being a mark.
Millionaires or not, I would gladly support honest people doing honest things. Just because someone has more money than me does not mean that I expect them to work for free.
That said, the key is being honest.
"We need 100,000 internet signatures that cannot be validated by tonight" that redirects to a donation page is the oldest scam in the internet book.
Everyone- go to any law in any state related to petitions and check for yourself.
Signature outside of the area of the petition are invalid.
Internet petitions that don't have even the slightest validation of who is signing are invalid for any legal purpose.
Tell me... What has happened to Lin Wood's "100% guaranteed to win" lawsuit? Oh, it got dismissed in two seconds on standing. "But I will win my appeal!!!". The appeal was yesterday. What happened?
How much does it cost Wood to submit a flaccid lawsuit vs. how much does he stand to gain with "If 100,000 people sign my petition and donate just $1...".
They are working the talk-show circuit, being paid tens of thousands for every appearance. They are data harvesting on the internet and selling your information to advertisers. They are writing books on the process, to sell in 3-6 months from now.
All that on top of the hundreds of thousands of dollars they are siphoning from (dare I say) boomers who don't understand how internet scams work. I love boomers, with all my heart, but they fall for everything on the internet.
Lin Wood made millions more from Kyle and Nick, by working "pro-bono" than he would have, had he charged them.
This settles it. I am done with Powell and Lin.
You want a donation? Fine. Be fucking honest.
You start spamming a donation page disguised as clickbait internet petitions? Fuck you.
When will people learn that 100,000 signature from anonymous internet people are meaningless and nothing more than donation scams and email harvesting?
It doesn't cost money to fling shit at a wall. There's a reason Jenna said she's not part of Trump's team. She's a grifter, and if you sent her money, congrats on being a mark.
So, your counter argument is name calling and "shut up"?
Well, I guess that shows me.
/s
"whiney little faggot doomer."
You're fucking pathetic.
Not to mention they are both multi-millionaires; while we're all poor as fuck, thanks to our lovely government.
Millionaires or not, I would gladly support honest people doing honest things. Just because someone has more money than me does not mean that I expect them to work for free.
That said, the key is being honest.
"We need 100,000 internet signatures that cannot be validated by tonight" that redirects to a donation page is the oldest scam in the internet book.
Everyone- go to any law in any state related to petitions and check for yourself.
Tell me... What has happened to Lin Wood's "100% guaranteed to win" lawsuit? Oh, it got dismissed in two seconds on standing. "But I will win my appeal!!!". The appeal was yesterday. What happened?
How much does it cost Wood to submit a flaccid lawsuit vs. how much does he stand to gain with "If 100,000 people sign my petition and donate just $1...".
They are not working for free...
They are working the talk-show circuit, being paid tens of thousands for every appearance. They are data harvesting on the internet and selling your information to advertisers. They are writing books on the process, to sell in 3-6 months from now.
All that on top of the hundreds of thousands of dollars they are siphoning from (dare I say) boomers who don't understand how internet scams work. I love boomers, with all my heart, but they fall for everything on the internet.
Lin Wood made millions more from Kyle and Nick, by working "pro-bono" than he would have, had he charged them.