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Sure but that is expensive and will likely just get a page taken down. Most nonprofits are barely surviving and not able to spend on lawyers just to make a poin
by snowwrestler 1y ago
Sure but that is expensive and will likely just get a page taken down. Most nonprofits are barely surviving and not able to spend on lawyers just to make a point.
But press coverage and public outrage is free, and many nonprofits are good at one or both.
I looked up charities I support and it looks like GoFundMe is pulling in the logos of some orgs. Assuming those are trademarked, that would be a pretty simple takedown letter to send.
- JumpCrisscross 1y ago> will likely just get a page taken down You’d potentially recover misdirected funding and catch the attention of an attorney general. You’d also likely get access to a list of duped donors who would have standing to write fraud complaint letters to their respective state attorneys general.