[hankbrown]

Pledges on a web site are a far cry from actual payments. Anyone can make a pledge and then not follow through.

I went into her fundraising website and entered a fake name to see what it took to “donate”. It does require a credit card, no pledges. But I do think the counter is just a scam, I have been watching it and it shoots up every 30 seconds or and it is hardly likely that so many people are sending in credit card amounts that often.

[RooRoobird20]

Pledges on a web site are a far cry from actual payments. Anyone can make a pledge and then not follow through.

I went into her fundraising website and entered a fake name to see what it took to “donate”. It does require a credit card, no pledges. But I do think the counter is just a scam, I have been watching it and it shoots up every 30 seconds or and it is hardly likely that so many people are sending in credit card amounts that often.

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So if she says she needs $2.4 million today, that means at most she had only raised $1.1 million up until this point, correct? I think she has been lying all along about how much money she has really raised.

And the $3.5 million is only what the State of Wisconsin will be charging her, it doesn’t include filing fees, attorney and consultant fees, etc.—make sense? I would be surprised if there were any scumbag lawyers and “consultants” working pro bono.

[5th MEB]

Perhaps it is just a scam to crash the credit and loan institutions.