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The problem is that hat the money goes into the mom's pocket and that rpg maker doesn't cost millions like examples you gave do.
by L4mppu 14y ago
The problem is that hat the money goes into the mom's pocket and that rpg maker doesn't cost millions like examples you gave do.
- itafroma 14y agoShe didn't ask for millions, she asked for $829 and clearly specified where the money would go. It got overfunded. That's what happens with successful Kickstarter campaigns because there are no caps. Any of the people I mentioned could've easily fronted the amount they asked for, but they didn't, and that's fine: running a Kickstarter campaign means less personal risk, more publicity, and a chance to hit the lottery with overfunding. It's not fraud.