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But that's not what they do, if they're doing it legally. Let's say I'm making and selling coffee, and I ask each customer to donate an additional dollar towar
by neodymiumphish 4y ago
But that's not what they do, if they're doing it legally.
Let's say I'm making and selling coffee, and I ask each customer to donate an additional dollar toward a local orphanage. At the end of the month, I've collected $10k in revenue and $500 in donations, the $500 isn't mine to donate, it's my customers', which I'm donating on their behalf. If I go to the orphanage and donate $500 and pocket the $500 from customers as revenue, that's illegal.
This is exactly what this lawsuit is alleging.
- thaumasiotes 4y ago> At the end of the month, I've collected $10k in revenue and $500 in donations, the $500 isn't mine to donate, it's my customers', which I'm donating on their behalf. If I go to the orphanage and donate $500 and pocket the $500 from customers as revenue, that's illegal. No, that's what you're supposed to do. > This is exactly what this lawsuit is alleging. No, it isn't; that has nothing to do with the allegations in the lawsuit.