GalaxyGirl70
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Exactly, men like this don't suddenly start drinking heavily and taking narcotics.
I didn't like to mention this on another thread where the poor girl's death was being discussed but, why do the family need money exactly? They haven't lost any.Has anyone read the story about the autistic 7 year old that drowned while in the care of her childminder? A gofundme was set up for help with funeral costs and now they’re selling T-shirts with the poor girls face on![]()
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Maybe they are all short arses and really are a little familyThere is something icky about the way he says "my little family" over and over.
But you know what, I really want a bedroom make over. I want new fitted wardrobes. Maybe I should forget everything I was taught about saving my own money and just beg for it, seems to be the way of the world now.
GoFundMe should have some sort of vetting process and disallow the silly crap like this, it makes a mockery of the site.
Just to update on this one. The mum of the little boy who was run over has opened a 2nd gofundme (after making nearly £12k on the funeral one) to crowdfund her … to buy her own house with a garden so she can bury him thereI thought I should put this on a new thread as the last one was full. This is a bit of a weird one
Local woman put up fundraiser for her mum who died suddenly in her early 50s. Following hot on the heels of granny dying. Wants £5k for the funeral because her mum loved horses so thinks she’d like a horse drawn funeral carriage
https://www.gofundme.com/f/taz-tarryn-green
A few days later, her 4 year old cousin was sadly killed by a bus on hospital grounds when he was there visiting his gran. His mum put up a £15k gofundme within hours of his death. Which includes facetuned photos where she’s made him look like an avatar
The second gofundme has had a lot of publicity. And a lot of negative comments understandably. She‘s still made nearly £10k in a matter of days.
Theres a couple of legitimate needs that comes to mind...funding time off work for grieving parents who can't afford to not be working e.g. if self employed, or only receiving SSP, or to pay for bereavement counselling (I dread to think what an NHS waiting time is) etcI didn't like to mention this on another thread where the poor girl's death was being discussed but, why do the family need money exactly? They haven't lost any.
I know that sounds callous, but money can't replace what they've lost and they'll be suffering immensely in the emotional sense but not financially.
Unless the family have no knowledge of this even and it's pure grift. That's happened before.
I bet he gets a monthly allowance......Surely there's a million bloody pizza places anyway,it's hardly a groundbreaking idea. I am all for being a entrepreneur,but come on,he's got the funds available. He's basically grifting but trying to spin it as he doesn't want to rely on family wealth![]()
You're probably right, I think too many chancers has made me overly cynical.Theres a couple of legitimate needs that comes to mind...funding time off work for grieving parents who can't afford to not be working e.g. if self employed, or only receiving SSP, or to pay for bereavement counselling (I dread to think what an NHS waiting time is) etc
I'm sure the majority of GFMs are grifting, but there are definitley some real costs to bereaved families
This is often the case with medical repatriation. Cabin pressure, altitude, affects our bodies, and particularly our organs. If theres any possibility that she would not survive a flight, they will not put her on one as they would be liable.It might be because flying her home is against medical advice and the insurance company won't fund it, though it sounds like they will fund treatment (which they don't want to go ahead)
Yeh I’ve read the GFM again and I think this is the case. Think I would’ve done a UK holiday before the brain op then when fully recovered go on a big family abroad trip. Surprised she got a fit to fly certificate.It might be because flying her home is against medical advice and the insurance company won't fund it, though it sounds like they will fund treatment (which they don't want to go ahead)
That's the other problem with GFM......there is no transparency when wording is changed. Once people start donating the wording should be fixed.Just read the GFM again and the first paragraph has been changed since 6:30am this morning. When I looked this morning it said she had paid for the items but now it says “accused of something that I immediately tried to rectify”. Wish I had taken a screenshot.
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Totally agree,I am sorry he's died a early death of course,and left his wife and kids but it's really a absolute joke ones been set up. He's a millionaire however they try and pretend otherwise. Saying he didn't make much from Dawson's Creek lol so what ? He's had a life most people will never experience and now those people are donating to his family. It's absolutely crazyI thought there would be a slow drip feed on this story somehow. More fool those who donated.
People see it as an easy and quick route to get the money they need or to a family in need and what's worse is anyone can set it up so you don't actually know in the person in need is even getting itTotally agree.
Now it's becoming common to see them set up, usually after a tragic death, where it's unclear what the purpose of the fund is. 'To help the family...' fair enough if people want to help to pay for a funeral, as it's an unexpected cost.
They should be closed, imo, once the funeral is paid for, or like the example above the money given to help a specific cause.