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sammyjane
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5 days ago
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 wish upon a hero, Posted: 5 days ago
i love this concept , i love the layout , its easy on the eyes, and the message is there straight away . it made me want to read more . well done and keep up the good work. i will be signing up but im in england which is a shame, maybe you could network over here in the uk ?
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rstuck2003
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4 days ago
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 Wish Upon a Hero..NOT What YOU Think, Posted: 4 days ago
Wish Upon a Hero isn't all it's cracked up to be. Let me explain.
On Oct 14, 2008 my account was closed with NO warning or anything from admin or the owner of the site. I just received an email stating that my account was closed due to someone complaining about comments I left in wishes. The last I knew freedom of speech was a right and something that I was allowed to express. Let me state that the comments I made were not rude, they were just questions to the wisher about the use of monies received and she didn't use the money in the manner it was to be used for.
I have repeatedly asked both admin and Dave (founder) to forward me these complaints but I have received NOTHING from them...they are sitting there hiding behind their computers and not acting like admin and providing proper documentation.
In the past when this type of "infraction" would take place the member would be restricted from the site for a week or two...not with me...I just had my account closed.
Now, since I joined the site last year I have granted a number of wishes and have worked as a Wish Ambassador to get other wishes granted by businesses. I'm not a bad person.
Oh yes, did I mention that they also closed my daughters account too? They don't think she exists. She filled out the information for verification and has been a verified member for almost a year and NOW they question it...what is up with that?
There are a few wishes that currently have rude comments that are just as critical as what I left but are those members having their accounts closed? I doubt it. It's all about who you know and what clique you are in with. I wasn't in any of the "cliques". I did my work on my own and didn't participate in the chat room so I'm an outsider so I am the first to go. Sad, but oh so true.
Not to mention there are members that repeatedly cause drama in their forums and are still members. They say they don't want any drama on the site yet they keep the ones that cause it on a regular basis. Does this make sense? I sure don't think so
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JoseyPosey
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2 days ago
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RE: restucks comment, Posted: 2 days ago
Are you sure you didnt get kicked off because you scammed out another non-profit organization? All you have to do is google your name and all the news articles on what you did show up. Im glad WUAH is looking out for people and not letting you on the site. Great job WUAH!
False soliciting for military gets woman court supervision
: RON INGRAM H&R Staff Writer
DECATUR - A woman who solicited cash to purchase candy and DVDs to send to military personnel overseas but never sent the items has pleaded guilty to a Class A misdemeanor in Macon County Circuit Court. Susan Renee Stuck, 39, pleaded guilty Wednesday to criminal damage to property under an agreement with the state?s attorney?s office. She had been charged with one felony count of theft of property having a value in excess of $300. Associate Judge Scott Diamond accepted the plea and placed Stuck under court supervision for six months. Stuck founded Helping Heroes, an organization that she represented was aiding armed forces personnel. She reached an agreement with Hollywood Video whereby its employees would ask customers if they cared to contribute to a fund to purchase candy and DVDs to be sent to military personnel overseas. Funds were solicited at the chain?s Decatur and Springfield stores. Assistant State?s Attorney Duane Deters said he settled on the misdemeanor charge of criminal damage to property in negotiations with defense attorney Karen Root because of the contention that some of the food items Stuck has solicited were not any good because she had them so long. Police said several people contacted them with concerns about the legitimacy of her Helping Heroes operation. When detectives went to her northside apartment, she readily allowed them inside. The officers found dozens of boxes of items stacked in her living room, items solicited for the troops in Iraq but never shipped. Despite public statements about items she had shipped overseas, Stuck admitted to police she had never shipped anything. Items donated by Hollywood Video were returned to the firm, and another military support organization volunteered to take some of the remaining items. Ron Ingram can be reached at ringram@herald-review.com or 421-7973.
http://www.herald-review.com/articles/2006/03/16/news/local_news/1013750.txt
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