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May 22, 2013, 02:43:07 AM
#21
Raze who are you anyway, I don't care to prove you wrong,  Its already obvious that everything posted on the internet may not be real but nobody has made any effort to contact me personally about the situation.

Who, me? I'm a nobody. In real life I like to think of people as innocent until proven guilty. On the internet though, everyone's guilty until proven innocent.

I can see that you're pretty upset over this, so I apologise for that. You should know that my intentions were to stop people being ripped off, not to accuse anyone of being a scammer. I could've been a little more forgiving in my original post.
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May 21, 2013, 09:01:03 PM
#20
Thats the thing about bitcoins - you cant trace them like normal means. It would be like me writing you a check to you personally. Hard for people now days to trust. If it is real god bless!

Thank you, I understand being careful about the whole situation, if you have the chance please donate some food or clothing to your Local donation site if you have one. I always make an effort in natural disasters, Made donations for Haiti Earth Quake, Japan, and Hurricane Sandy in the past, this was my first time trying to bring this to the internet. As you can tell it failed horribly, that's why Im still doing what worked the last time, Face to Face donations filling Uhaul trucks that my Manager got approval for. We were alotted 3 trucks if we could fill them and by Friday we should have them all filled and ready for delivery.  
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May 21, 2013, 08:55:02 PM
#19
Completely agree... I wouldn't trust it...
You are better off donating to Red Cross..

I wonder how long it will be before the Red Cross accepts BTC
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May 21, 2013, 08:51:55 PM
#18
Funny when the Boston bombings happened the guy who raised btc was a hero.  I agree with op. You all are some heartless ass people. By the way, these charities you donate to....they steal your money too.  That 10.00 you donated....u think they got it all? They didn't even get half.  Thanks for trying op

Thank you AprilShowers, When I made the post I knew folks could think that it was a scam. I was honestly hoping to have folks ask question to find out the real information. Im not gonna blast my information publicly over the internet, especially where I work. If you live in my state or town I have no problem giving you that information but for the world to see, No. There are scammers out there and I don't need to be a victim while trying to help. Im not sure why Im still trying to get your acceptance of the situation, That's why after the first 2 post I made it clear not to donate.

I figured bringing the collection too the internet would help these people out. I don't believe in Red Cross or any other Donation business's that's why the decision was made to collect food, clothing, money, toys and we will be driving to Oklahoma at the beginning of next week. To help people face to face, We want to make sure the people get what they need without having to qualify for it. If you lost everything, your welcome to get what you need.

As for the debate weather its a scam, that's over I don't want or need your help. We are doing well from the donation site.

 Raze who are you anyway, I don't care to prove you wrong,  Its already obvious that everything posted on the internet may not be real but nobody has made any effort to contact me personally about the situation.

Since you cant Read

DO NOT DONATE
DO NOT DONATE
DO NOT DONATE
People are saying this could be a scam but wont make any effort to question or Verify so Im no longer accepting donations from Bitcoin Community. Incase you didn't see it

DO NOT DONATE- No Longer accepting donations from Bitcoin Community
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May 21, 2013, 08:26:49 PM
#17
Thats the thing about bitcoins - you cant trace them like normal means. It would be like me writing you a check to you personally. Hard for people now days to trust. If it is real god bless!
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May 21, 2013, 08:18:23 PM
#16
Funny when the Boston bombings happened the guy who raised btc was a hero.  I agree with op. You all are some heartless ass people. By the way, these charities you donate to....they steal your money too.  That 10.00 you donated....u think they got it all? They didn't even get half.  Thanks for trying op

I'd like a link to that post if you could find it. I want to see how he did it, and who it was that gave him all this praise.

So you're saying that charities steal money, but there's no chance at all that i3lome can take a cut, or all of it? Right...

I'm not heartless, I just need more verification before I send my hard-earned money to a stranger with a new account on some random internet forum. It's not being heartless, it's being careful. There's a big difference, and you should learn it. If it turns out this is a legitimate offer to raise funds, then I'll send some BTC, but until I can be sure, my money's staying safely with me.

There's def a chance he takes the money. But screaming its a scam and advising to be careful are completely different things.
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May 21, 2013, 08:15:36 PM
#15
scam.
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May 21, 2013, 08:00:36 PM
#14
Funny when the Boston bombings happened the guy who raised btc was a hero.  I agree with op. You all are some heartless ass people. By the way, these charities you donate to....they steal your money too.  That 10.00 you donated....u think they got it all? They didn't even get half.  Thanks for trying op

I'd like a link to that post if you could find it. I want to see how he did it, and who it was that gave him all this praise.

So you're saying that charities steal money, but there's no chance at all that i3lome can take a cut, or all of it? Right...

I'm not heartless, I just need more verification before I send my hard-earned money to a stranger with a new account on some random internet forum. It's not being heartless, it's being careful. There's a big difference, and you should learn it. If it turns out this is a legitimate offer to raise funds, then I'll send some BTC, but until I can be sure, my money's staying safely with me.
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May 21, 2013, 07:46:45 PM
#13
Funny when the Boston bombings happened the guy who raised btc was a hero.  I agree with op. You all are some heartless ass people. By the way, these charities you donate to....they steal your money too.  That 10.00 you donated....u think they got it all? They didn't even get half.  Thanks for trying op
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May 21, 2013, 06:07:44 PM
#12
After the donation closed posted, who ever kept continuing to call is a scam is stupid. Im busy collecting donations at my work, Uhaul. We have 2 trucks filled and working on the third as of today.

I was trying to do a good thing, but was not even asked questions or locations of the location where we collecting donations so it could be done in person.  I thank the one person who appreciated the idea. I understand there are a lot of scammers but there are twice as many lazy fucks that only care about themselves,

After the first 2 replies, saying scam I knew it wasn't worth arguing to prove the realness of the donation, It goes to show you even poor people who have nothing, donating clothes and food they need to help others. While folks on here cant donate even $1 dollar of there bitcoins their computers generated.

I would like to see one of your Cyber, Internet Hero's make a Collection and Help folks out, But they haven't.

If interested in donating clothes or food, PM- to find drop off locations we have setup in my area.

Actually, if you really cared, then you would've posted a location where you were accepting donations, I'd honestly love for you to prove me wrong. The fact remains though that there are too many of these scams running every time a natural disaster occurs.

I was just trying to alert anyone who viewed this that it was a possible scam. You still haven't given any tangible evidence to say otherwise, so don't accuse me of being an "Internet hero" or anything else.

Next time, just give us something other than your word, because the fact is, it's really hard to trust someone's word on the internet.
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May 21, 2013, 05:27:45 PM
#11
After the donation closed posted, who ever kept continuing to call is a scam is stupid. Im busy collecting donations at my work, Uhaul. We have 2 trucks filled and working on the third as of today.

I was trying to do a good thing, but was not even asked questions or locations of the location where we collecting donations so it could be done in person.  I thank the one person who appreciated the idea. I understand there are a lot of scammers but there are twice as many lazy fucks that only care about themselves,

After the first 2 replies, saying scam I knew it wasn't worth arguing to prove the realness of the donation, It goes to show you even poor people who have nothing, donating clothes and food they need to help others. While folks on here cant donate even $1 dollar of there bitcoins their computers generated.

I would like to see one of your Cyber, Internet Hero's make a Collection and Help folks out, But they haven't.

If interested in donating clothes or food, PM- to find drop off locations we have setup in my area.
 


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May 21, 2013, 11:42:03 AM
#10
Lol these scammers get dumber by the second. REALLY WHO DO U THINK IS GOING TO SEND U BITCOINS ARE U THAT FCKIN RETARDED
sr. member
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May 21, 2013, 10:24:09 AM
#9
You should have given some garanties (your own 500 usd donation first), to the people wanting to donate.
newbie
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May 21, 2013, 10:22:17 AM
#8
That's pretty low to run a scam on the generosity of others.  But then again, its probably pretty effective which is why we continue to see it done all the time (not just here but IRL).
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May 21, 2013, 10:17:34 AM
#7
Indeed.
newbie
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May 21, 2013, 09:01:36 AM
#6
Completely agree... I wouldn't trust it...
You are better off donating to Red Cross..
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May 21, 2013, 08:59:32 AM
#5
It's good to see something like this, but that "thing" just sits in the back of your head, [will this person run with the donations].

If John k. or theymos, or someone very very reputable created one, they'd have my trust. But for the OP? nope. sorry.
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May 20, 2013, 09:20:26 PM
#4
Fundraiser Attempt Canceled- Due to Insensitive Pricks

No longer Accepting Donations.

Funds Being Returned as We Speak.


For those Hurt or Killed, you are not on your Own.

I will still be sending $500 Dollars as I promised
Also Continuing Food and Clothing Collection, The 1st Truck almost full, hoping we fill a second and 3rd. Thanks for your time.
sr. member
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May 20, 2013, 08:58:32 PM
#3
DO NOT SEND MONEY TO THAT ADDRESS.

This thread should be labeled as a scam.

If you want to make a donation to anyone, make it yourself. It's likely that this user will just take your coins and run with them.

This! SCAM - do not send coins.
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May 20, 2013, 08:43:13 PM
#2
DO NOT SEND MONEY TO THAT ADDRESS.

This thread should be labeled as a scam.

If you want to make a donation to anyone, make it yourself. It's likely that this user will just take your coins and run with them.
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