Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Twitch streamer, Coconut B Gaming, had a viewer refund old $27,000 donation.
Twitch and streamers in general have had a long history of donators taking back their donated money over the years.
Whether it is a child using their parent’s funds without them knowing or a scammer charging back the payments on purpose, it has continued to be an ongoing issue on the platform.
They revealed that a $27,500 donation from an old donator had been refunded, leading them in a negative balance on their PayPal.
The screenshot shows them to be in the red by over $10,000; therefore, they must have had around $17,000 before the amounts were taken back. “No way that’s awful, hope you recover or get it sorted somehow,” one said, as various users commented showing their support.
“Had someone do this to me like 2 months ago so I took this option off, this sh*t is my worse nightmare,” another added.
“A common PayPal scam is where they send you money as a business and then take it back, claiming what they paid for isn’t what they wanted,” a fan suggested
In another News, The trio’s combined giving to Ryan of $27,000 represents a fraction of the $50 million he has collected over the course of his career. Still, contributions from those donors are notable as Ryan hammers the spotty record of the anti-opioid nonprofit started by his Republican opponent, “Hillbilly Elegy” author JD Vance.
Ryan’s campaign spokesperson called him “one of Congress’ most outspoken fighters against the opioid epidemic.” She noted that Cardinal is a major Ohio employer and the companies’ donations represent just one-fifth of 1% of the $17 million Ryan raised this quarter alone.
Vance’s nonprofit, Our Ohio Renewal, spent far more than that “for political polling and consultant fees to his top political advisor — when it wasn’t promoting a Purdue Pharma-linked doctor with a reputation for downplaying the deadly threat of OxyContin,” spokesperson Izzi Levy said.
Vance’s campaign said accepting the donations represented “shameless hypocrisy” by Ryan. It had not yet reported its latest fundraising figures Wednesday.
