Taren donated about $120 of her own money to the campaign in the form of "Anonymous" donations, to make the campaign appear more active. Once indiegogo takes their cut (about 9%), the payout is less than $300, which altogether is a colossal failure.
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Update
I was curious about how the Areya money raised from the fundraiser would be used, so I contacted the person who was in charge of managing the indiegogo page. According to this person, of the 20 funders, only 14 were legit. Items marked with a green check mark were legit donations.
Taren donated about $120 of her own money to the campaign in the form of "Anonymous" donations, to make the campaign appear more active. Once indiegogo takes their cut (about 9%), the payout is less than $300, which altogether is a colossal failure.
Taren donated about $120 of her own money to the campaign in the form of "Anonymous" donations, to make the campaign appear more active. Once indiegogo takes their cut (about 9%), the payout is less than $300, which altogether is a colossal failure.
5 comments:
they are so damn pathetic
Embarrassing...
this is funny
ssssooo Taren Guy paid into her own account to trick people into contributing to her tv show lmao. this is hella funny i knew she was shady as hell
So we're coming to the end of January and no update from Taren or Mike about Areya TV's launch. Guess they skipped on to their next scam...
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