[SoFloFreeper]

Just got an email like this today. Supposedly from the combined RNC/Trump combined fundraising committee.

Does anyone know if it is legit? Looks like for a donation of $35 or more, you get your name on the jumbotron at the Quicken Loan Center.

[The Continental Op]

It is legit.

[ThomasNast]

I don’t know, but I bet you’ll get audited by the IRS if HRC wins.

[Vaquero]

Well if I donate to him, I’ll make sure NOT to have my name up in lights.

[LouieFisk]

Not a bad idea, there are a lot of people who will give just to see their name on national TV. It’ll be the closest thing to fame as most will ever get.

[Democrats hate too much]

Not a good move to try and get more donations. Plus Trump is suppose to looks as self funding as possible... Not good idea on all fronts. more sabotaging?

[Carpe Cerevisi]

[aimhigh]

Ignore any email asking for money. Go direct to the Trump website.

[rightazrain]

Yep ~ for a nano-second, just like mine. :)

[Spirit of Liberty]

Yes, legit.

Link routes you to Donald’s official website.

Trump necer said he was self-funding the general election campaign.

[Kommodor]

This seems almost custom made for trolling.

Bart Simpson
Hugh Jass
I.P. Nightly

...?

Sheesh.

[catnipman]

I’ll be donating big bucks to Mr. Trump, but am hoping for some kind of expensive, lots-of-bucks-per-plate event in my state so I can get a little something extra for my money, like meeting President Trump in person.

[Cementjungle]

Yea, I got that email too. But, since I’ve been watching the convention on TV I likely wouldn’t see my name on the jumbotron if it did make it there.

[JimRed]

Why set yourself up as a target?