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Offline AmmoJammoTopic starter

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What was the point in donating?
« on: July 06, 2012, 01:45:49 AM »
I made a donation 2 weeks ago, got (I assume) an automated private message:

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Dear AmmoJammo,
       
        We have noticed that you haved used our PayPal Donation System on 06-21-12, 10:50.
        Your donation will be checked and you'll receive another PM if/when it's confirmed.
       
        Best Regards,
       
        The Forum Team

And then nothing? Never added to the monthly total, and it appears no one has donated since 2010 anyway... so what was the point?
 

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Re: What was the point in donating?
« Reply #1 on: July 17, 2012, 01:06:29 PM »
And then?
 

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Re: What was the point in donating?
« Reply #2 on: July 17, 2012, 02:16:30 PM »
Wouldn't bother donating again, thats for sure.
 

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Re: What was the point in donating?
« Reply #3 on: July 18, 2012, 12:54:16 AM »
If you donate to something, a charity, forum, anything! you generally want to see your money has actually gone where you were expecting it to.

If you donated to a charity that provided school books to third world children, then heard nothing, of course you wouldn't be happy.

In this case, the only recognition that my donation has been received and put to use, is the "total" bar at the top of the forums, and yet, that hasn't changed? All I got was an automated PM, and then nothing for weeks, till I had to ask twice what was going on... even then, the word "sorry" would have gone a long way.