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whos this guy?If you guys haven't already seen it, knife haterz is back, different than before but revolving around balzano
https://www.instagram.com/knife_haterz/
whos this guy?If you guys haven't already seen it, knife haterz is back, different than before but revolving around balzano
https://www.instagram.com/knife_haterz/
i dunno who he is. flipping funny tho.whos this guy?
But I liked his color choices of Sasha Gray and Sasha Gray Pink
Do you personally know anyone who has run a KickStarter campaign? I know a few people who have. The people I know are honest and have the means to fund their projects. They use Kick Starter to show their new ideas to a large audience.Most people start Kickstarter projects because they are unable to obtain funding through traditional, honest means.
That alone should tell you a lot about the kind of person they are, and the likelihood of you actually getting what you paid for.
These people typically have terrible credit, and a history of criminal activity.
Do you personally know anyone who has run a KickStarter campaign? I know a few people who have. The people I know are honest and have the means to fund their projects. They use Kick Starter to show their new ideas to a large audience.
Your comment is a bad mischaracterization.
Chuck
Do you personally know anyone who has run a KickStarter campaign? I know a few people who have. The people I know are honest and have the means to fund their projects. They use Kick Starter to show their new ideas to a large audience.
Your comment is a bad mischaracterization.
Chuck
I'll second this. While I don't know the stats, I'm willing to bet that funded projects gone south are a rare exception, relative to those that make good on their funding.
In the telephone industry, we have some notion of the odds of a new business succeeding. We know, becasue they have their service cut off and default on their final bill(s). Over 90% of all new businesses fail in 18 months. This is not a matter of dishonest behavior but just a result of how hard it is to succeed. 5% last as long as five years.
So......did he deliver?