Are you the same Otaku that took donations from pinsiders that you said was needed to fix your flooded basement full of pins and didnt have the money to afford the repairs and then was seen buying machines?
Rumors lmao, seriously this is the petty bullshit that Pinsiders do
You ask for some help and you get 40 rich old geezers on your case, don't wanna donate don't donate
Ask for some immediate assistance, get a liiiittle bit, then buy games with different money you've earned through normal work a few months later. But when you try to return the money they say "NO, NO, PAY IT FORWARD!" Okay... Erm... I don't know how opening a fund to help me out that is completely optional marks me for "NEVER BUYING MACHINES AGAIN". It's bullshit and like laughably ridiculous over there. I asked for a shit ton of in person help and everybody was all for that for some dumb antiquated reason, and when the time came nobody showed up and I had to do it all myself, that kind of opened their eyes a little.
Anywho, learned to not get caught up in that bullshit and so glad I left that site, it's cancer. Game was mint, too.
(Backstory: My basement was flooding, was full of games, and I didn't have money to get a sump pump so I humbly put an open letter and a PayPal link if anybody wanted to help me out as I've been very helpful over there dealing with troubleshooting situations. No pressure, just an open wallet kind of thing. Also needed physical help getting the games out of the basement. The older folk over there really are too old to grasp the whole "GoFundMe" thing and think you should work for every dollar you have regardless of your situation. It wasn't a Tech-Noir kind of thing. So I got a lot of flak from there and kind of laughed it off because it was along the lines of "back in my day i had to shine shoes for my money" and "my daddy beat me into never asking for money so why should you". It created like a 48-page ridiculous drama fest of people fighting over me. It got a ton of visibility from this and even got stickied for a while and I raised a few modest hundred dollars. I put this towards the basement of course. Also, when I scheduled a little party to help get games out of the basement, many people publicly said "I'm going!" (I guess to brag) and then NOBODY showed up. Not a single person. So I did it myself with an Escalera a good fellow (beezleboob, what a guy) loaned me. Literally alone. Didn't even have a spotter and ended up dropping my Devil's Dare down a flight of stairs. Then a few months later, I'm back on my feet, my job is going a lot better than it was, and I decide to pickup a game at Pinfest, of course surrounded by all of those people. Back online (not in person, of course!!!!! smh) I was then struck with people asking how the hell I could afford (a very cheap, btw) game, and then there was a few pages of speculation on what my illness was (I can't work a normal job which caused the monetary low point) because "I sure looked fine moving that game around!" and then had a bunch of old men drudging into my personal life, searching my Facebook, and trying to find out medical details. It was stupid, creepy, and way overdone. At times I tried to offer the money back once I had raised it and was told by the much humbler and quieter folk who had donated to just pass the goodwill on and that is what I did.)