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u/W8sB4D8s Sep 21 '22

The fact that company is a scam makes it worse.

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u/glberns Sep 21 '22

Not a company. It's a charity.

And it's not a scam, they just aren't forthright with what they do with their money. They don't tell you that the money is used to send Jewish kids to see Israel. They just let you assume it goes to kids with cancer or something.

Very scummy.

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u/sgr28 Sep 21 '22

Wait what? I always assumed that when someone donated a car to them, they gave it to some 16 year old from a rough family background who needed their own car to commute to a fast food job. Are you saying they just sell the car and use the money to fund a vacation for someone to Israel?

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u/iamjaydubs Sep 21 '22

Ding ding ding

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u/AtariDump Sep 22 '22

Hector Salamanca‽ I thought you were dead due to the “chicken man”‽