Greek Debt Crowdfunding Drive Raises €200K

A crowdfunding drive launched by a 29-year-old Londoner to raise €1.6bn for a Greek bailout fund has raised €200,000 in donations. The campaign on indiegogo aims to "get Greece sorted" before the country defaults on its latest debt repayment

Well, I doubt they'll make it to their goal of 1.6 billion in a week, but one good thing here is that the campaign is going to inject the funds into the local economies, and try to help the Greek people.

Not the banksters.




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originally posted by: rockintitz
Well, I doubt they'll make it to their goal of 1.6 billion in a week, but one good thing here is that the campaign is going to inject the funds into the local economies, and try to help the Greek people.

Not the banksters.


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You never know, a friendly trillionaire may help them out......

....I forgot, trillionaires don't exist....officially.

a reply to: rockintitz

If The Greek workers had paid their taxes like most other 1st World countries do, then maybe they wouldn't be in this mess.

No sympathy at all.

More like offering to transfer the debt, let me just get my credit card out to help those poor Grecians out.

a reply to: EA006

Let alone friendly trillionaires

I think one comment said it's just 3 euros from every European.

a reply to: alldaylong

I'm not donating, never been a big fan of propping up failed systems.

Just thought it was worth a discussion, since it probably will be coming to a country near you soon enough.

Stupid

They may as well give there money to a nigerian prince than greece.


Throwing money at greece wint fix there problems.

originally posted by: rockintitz
a reply to: EA006

Let alone friendly trillionaires

I think one comment said it's just 3 euros from every European.

Screw that id rather keep my money.

originally posted by: alldaylong
a reply to: rockintitz

If The Greek workers had paid their taxes like most other 1st World countries do, then maybe they wouldn't be in this mess.

No sympathy at all.

Exactly. Also, they spent themselves into this mess. Why would any sane person throw good money after bad?

originally posted by: rockintitz
a reply to: EA006

Let alone friendly trillionaires

I think one comment said it's just 3 euros from every European.

Didn't the greeks already get that?

a reply to: rockintitz

originally posted by: rockintitz
a reply to: EA006

Let alone friendly trillionaires

I think one comment said it's just 3 euros from every European.

If only...

IF Greece really defaults on its debt to Germany, it would cost ~750€ per German capita.
Thats without their last write-off...