I can see a group like Anonymous giving some Joe Random guy's kickstarter 3 million in ten minutes, and then slowly removing it all throughout the rest of the 30 days to break his poor heart
90% sure you can because once a project I backed did an update that changed things a little and said they wanted to let everyone know in case anyone wanted to back out. Never actually checked though, but it'd be silly if you couldn't.
Of course. I have a friend that has an online business, and he says chargebacks are a huge problem for him. I could see the chargeback system being abused.
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Right, but it keeps track of the money pledged as it goes. So they can pledge 3 mil right away and then slowly pull it all back. That would be a pretty good troll I must say
Yeah, what's the point of 90% of internet trolling if not to wreck some guys day. Plus they might even do some financial damage for the lulz if the dude started investing the cash with his own money before he actually got any of it.
Well if they pledge 3 mil... unless it is asking for more than 3 mil, the kickstarter succeeded and they have to pay, right? Or does it only charge at the end of the time limit?
Even in that case, they just brought a whole ton of publicity to this one kickstarter, so they are directly helping it regardless.
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I don't like the idea so much as I think it'll be funny when this finally happens, because I can't imagine the internet as it is not eventually doing something like this
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Board 8» So, how long untilt he internet starts trolling Kickstarter?