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<--- THIS number of people believe there is a valid reason to ask the question: Are $9mln all the money GoFundMe collected for the truckers? See the logic ...

posted 2 years ago by praying71 2 years ago by praying71 +415 / -6

See this:

GoFundMe collected $9mln for 2 weeks.
With the new service they've already collected $1.5 in less than 24 hrs. That would be $21mln if you scale it to 2 weeks.
They've blocked the truckers but didn't block BLM, which proves they treat people different, which isn't honest.
They want to support one group and harm the other based on their political preference.

Once dishonest - can be dishonest many times. And that is more important argument, especially when they can again harm one group and favour the other when it comes to payouts and amounts.

All the above leads to the question that needs to be investigated: Are they only dishonest when it comes to blocking selected activities or also when it comes to the payouts and real amounts?

I'm asking this question. Are you?

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– praying71 [S] 1 point 2 years ago +1 / -0

What % is the difference?

If 1.5% - 2.5% it's a payment provider charge.

If more - their commission is included.

In both cases - they should refund 100% if the transaction hasn't been completed as a result of their own decision.

You can claim the chargeback for the difference. They will pay extra $$ chargeback fees.

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– Bito-on 1 point 2 years ago +1 / -0

Same thing happened to me. I paid $21.01 on 1/23/22 and their "pending" credit is only $20.52 in my online banking. Imagine if they retained a certain percentage from every donation, we've all made a big difference in their bottom line without intending to!! I want every penny back!