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The market was all goose eggs again, with no recorded donations for Saturday. However, late in the month downturns were not reflective of the month as both Craig Hendry and SeanPaul “Long Island Audits” dominated the top ten for November.
Support for convicted felon Craig Hendry has reached an all-time high in recent days as both GoFundMe campaigns set up for the YouTuber have reached the top of the charts for the month of November.
Hendry’s “To Support Craig’s Work” fund took in $904.00 to earn the top spot on the Monthly GoFundMe charts and was built up as Hendry has been seeking support for his appeal after his recent conviction of felony harassment charges out of Vermillion County, Indiana.
His “Support Craig’s Fight Against injustice” campaign took the second spot for the month with a $904.00 take and was supported by brief appearances on Jose “Chille” DeCastro’s livestreams early in the week.
SeanPaul “Long Island Audit” Reyes jumped into the third slot his generic “Support the Fight Against Tyranny & Corruption” campaign raising $650.00 for the month and his “Support Freedom Stand Against Tyranny Together” fund sliding into the fifth spot with a $288.00 take for the month.
Again, jumping down, his “Unlawful Arrest & Constitutional Rights” fund took in $45 for the month and ninth place. Leaving the remaining four of his seven GoFundMe campaigns without donations for the month.
It was a slow month for Long Island Audit as he was convicted of his case in Schenectady, New York, of trespassing at the city hall but otherwise failed to raise any of his normal controversies to bring in his funding.
Our own Ongoing Expenses Fund jumps in between the top two Long Island Audit campaigns by taking the number four slot at $640.00 for the month. We’re always thankful for the donations we bring in as the paper is the source of our income, and despite trolling, we really do try to make a living off of our work here.
Christopher “Direct D” Ruff slid into the sixth slot for the month, with two donations totaling $120.00. This was surprising as Ruff is riding a wave of good faith as his attacks on fellow auditors have drawn considerable interest to his late-night livestreaming efforts.
In seventh place comes Liberty Troll and his “Support the Fight for Our Constitutional Rights” fund, which took in $98.00 for the month, followed at number eight with Christopher “Denver Metro Audits” Cordova’s “Defend DMA in the fight against corruption & Oath Breakers” fund which brought in $70.00.
Both are surprising as they started the month with strong showings based on the arrest of Liberty Troll and DMA getting out of jail. They completely fizzled, however, as both men failed to promote their campaigns.
The Angry Vet’s “Boost SCARS’ Mission for Veterans & Citizens campaign rounded out the top 10 for the month with a $20.00 take.
We’ll check in with the top ten funds again on December 16 with the mid-month report.
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