The start of a new month comes with great joy around these parts the cast and crew of the Auditing Insanity newscast and ReallyCoolNews come together in great delight as we listen to Pants read out the latest win for SeanPaul “Long Island Audit” Reyes.
Reyes has established himself as THE survivor in a market that has shrunk considerably over the year, with 16 campaigns going inactive or completely ending since the start of the year.
While he’s the king of 21 campaigns that are still active, placing multiple times in our on-going top ten for the year, the market itself is slowly dying as the fad of first amendment auditing itself seems to be out of the mainstream eye these days.
More importantly, there hasn’t been the need for big campaigns as most of the auditors that have crowdfunding campaigns have either stopped auditing or curtailed their need for bail as they’ve changed to less confrontational approaches to police watching or first amendment auditing.
While the market is dire and the economy isn’t helping, with the denial of SNAP benefits hurting the country even more to start the month, things are expected to get even worse as winter comes for America.
For this week, Tuesday provided one of the only bright spots for the market as SeanPaul “Long Island Audit” Reyes pulled in $100.00 for his Support The Fight Against Tyranny & Corruption fund and $25.00 for his Help Me Fight These Unlawful Charges & Injustice fund.
Wednesday saw the win go to Reyes again, with $50.00 to his Support The Fight Against Tyranny & Corruption Fund.
Then Thursday, Friday and Saturday being over run with goose eggs as the market tanked and no campaigns recorded new donations for the end of October or the start of November.
The bad news continued for the market with our overall look at the monthly take for the campaigns we follow. In a pattern that will probably continue until the end of the year, the market couldn’t muster a top five, with only four campaigns recorded donations for the month.
Fourth place went to Zachary “Liberty Troll” Kueker and his Support the Fight for Our Constitutional Rights fund, which took in $79.00.
Third place went to Sean Paul Reyes’ Support The Fight Against Tyranny & Corruption fund, which took in $248.00 for the month.
Our own On-Going Expenses title barely made second place with a $250.00 take.
Finally, Reyes wins the month with a $1,809.00 take for his Help Me Fight These Unlawful Charges & Injustice fund.
The Yearly top ten echoes the monthly results. However, we’ve included the entire chart in our print version of this article for the month.
That chart indicates that $87,776.00 has come in through donations to campaigns over the past ten months, with the vast majority of that money going directly to SeanPaul Reyes.
For the year, a YouTuber’s quest to go to Michael “Fraudit Wrangler” Kiser’s sentencing fund slips to tenth place with an overall take of $350.00 out of a $1,000.00 goal. It is noted that this fund was discontinued early.
Kueker’s Support the Fight for our Constitutional Rights fund comes in ninth place, standing at $454.00 for the year, out of a $30,000.00 goal and a $4,379.00 current total.
Reyes’ Support Freedom Stand Against Tyranny Together fund has a $5,579.00 total, with $1,000.00 taken in for the year and a $10,000.00 goal.
Jose “Chille” DeCastro makes his only appearance on this list, out of his multiple GoFundMe accounts, taking in $1,680.00 for the year out of a goal of $5,000.00.
Craig Hendry’s to Support Craig’s Work fund has a goal of $4,000.00, a current total of $7,230.00 and has taken in $1,949.00 for the year.
Entering the top five, fifth place goes to Reyes’ Support The Fight Against Tyranny & Corruption campaign, which has a goal of $55,000.00, and has brough in $58,639.00 with $6,356.00 of that coming in over the past ten months.
Fourth place goes to the discontinued Lane Myers Legal Expenses GiveSendGo account, which took in $9,107.00 overall out of a $30,00.00 goal, and $6,458.00 raised this year.
Our own On-Going Expenses account is now in third place for the year, taking in $6,755.00 for the past ten months out of a $20,000.00 goal. It currently stands at $12,900.00 in lifetime funding.
Clash with Bao’s discontinued Help Secure Legal Representation fund remains in second place, taking in $6,790.00 for the year out of a $6,500.00 goal.
Finally, Reyes takes the top spot with his Help Me Fight These Unlawful Charges & Injustice fund taking in $55,059.00 out of a $55,000.00 goal for the year.
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