The woman was accused after ordering a stranger to send £ 200 to cover the cost of her dog's birthday party.
A woman who wanted to throw a memorable party to her dog logged on to a "generous group" onFacebook, andshe had financial difficulties since Covid. Explained that he is suffering from. -19Pandemic hit.
She had group members put all the chips in and allowed her to spend £ 200 on a gorgeous birthday party for thedog. But things quickly backfired as she began to appreciate their generosity.
She said: "Damn, I want to get more. I'm very grateful for what I got 100%, but I only got £ 55 from what I needed. ". Sign up for the
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In response, the group administrator wrote: "This is very unacceptable. This is a conviction and very contrary to the rules and basics of our group. As oneReddituser said, people Stop sharing your thoughts on women's posts. Do you post this to give you money?
"She later said," I am very grateful. I said, so I said she allowed her to be very ungrateful. I can't even lie, I'm angry.
Another user added:
The third user added: "Is there a group where people just give you free money, like a dog's birthday party? Sign up as soon as possible. I need to hold a triathlon for my turtle."
One user pointed out that the money was "obviously for himself" and said, "We hold an adoption / birthday party for pets every year. Last year we went out for dogs, Spent like £ 30. She had a great time and didn't have to be accused of strangers on the internet.
Another user added:
"I made everyone eat hamburgers, cakes and ice cream. I got the decorations for the pound shop and there was also a theme available at the pound shop.
"There is no way to spend more than £ 100. Sure, kids are young enough that our gift is a party and everyone else brings a gift, but you do a lot with that much money Can you. "
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