How much trouble can I get if I scam people into donating to

bumpo

>>1766579
>How much trouble
I don't recall - statutory maximum sentence for wire fraud across state lines should be somewhere in the vicinity of 20 years of hard time.

>>1766640
Just think of all that lost welfare revenue.

>>1766640
Meh fuck it. I'm going for it. It's not like I have to prove anything to GFM.

>>1766753
Post campaign results.
If it's good maybe we could start doing /Scam/ generals or /EBeggingGeneral/s again.

>>1766776
I will, but I'm pretty sure /scam/ general would just be everyone ratting each other out.

>>1766780
I'm fine with just e-begging generals.
Kinda wish I got in on them back when we had those threads up all the time a few years back.

>>1766579
What are your skills? I was thinking of starting a real crowdfunding for a nonprofit, we would pay ourselves salaries from the funds raised. All the reward, none of the risk.

anyways email me [email protected] if you want in.

>>1766579
You can go fuck yourself you worthless peice of shit. Thats my advice. Take a step back and litterally fuck yourself you fucking cunt

>>1766579
>>1766640
Google "Kickstarter scams"

it's not uncommon at all, literally happens all the fucking time. People have long been outspoken about how much possibility to scam this platform opens.

>>1766892
>When the false morality strikes.

>>1766858
finance trips to africa and act like you gave them shit on videos and pictures, all done, your great "help" it out there

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Can i use it do raise funds to open a business?