Does Umar Admit It?
Okay, I thought I could take a break from this Umar Johnson thing. I really thought I could. After all, I'm getting sick and tired of him and his foolery.
Aren't you all?
But anyway...
If you pay attention to the video above, starting at about the 18 minute and 30 second mark and play it through the 20 minute and 40 second mark, approximately, you will hear Umar say the, regarding the temporary shut-down of Umar's GoFundMe account, the following:
Umar claims to have shown incorporation papers to GoFundMe. As a side note, I find it interesting that he didn't post these incorporation papers on either one of his websites for his donors and potential donors to see, or inform his donors, even though this information is public. Because, after all, it would have answered some of the donors/potential donors questions and taken some of the pressure of those questions from Umar Johnson.
It's called transparency.
Let's go on...
Umar claims he showed pending tax exempt status to GoFundMe. I wonder if the non-profit standing was pending at the time Umar's GoFundMe account was temporarily shut down. Now if you look at the picture above, the non-profit status of FDMG was in place as of June 9, 2014. Umar's GoFundMe account was temporarily shut down on or around December 13, 2016. So was it pending?
Umar claims he showed GoFundMe his banking information, which is highly doubtful because GoFundMe doesn't care what you do with the money once the money has been withdrawn from GoFundMe.
At about the 19 minute and 42 second mark, Umar says that, "most of my money comes from donations by mail -- checks and money orders.
This is important to point out because Umar got his 501(c)(4) status revoked because he did not file the appropriate forms, the Form990, for three straight years. So, it seems that no one but Umar Johnson knows what happened to that money. And, the only thing his donors have to go on is his word.
Umar then points out how GoFundMe takes out money for donation fees and WePay fees. The Wepay comment is significant because Wepay is how GoFundMe campaign organizers get their money. So how often is Umar withdrawing GoFundMe money that the WePay fees are concerning to him?
Lastly, and also very significant is that Umar claims that he 'had' to get a GoFundMe campaign started, similar to the PayPal account that was frozen, because "y'all are too damned lazy to write a check." And, were, presumably, "too lazy" to mail it.
Inquiring minds would love to know...
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Aren't you all?
But anyway...
If you pay attention to the video above, starting at about the 18 minute and 30 second mark and play it through the 20 minute and 40 second mark, approximately, you will hear Umar say the, regarding the temporary shut-down of Umar's GoFundMe account, the following:
Umar claims to have shown incorporation papers to GoFundMe. As a side note, I find it interesting that he didn't post these incorporation papers on either one of his websites for his donors and potential donors to see, or inform his donors, even though this information is public. Because, after all, it would have answered some of the donors/potential donors questions and taken some of the pressure of those questions from Umar Johnson.
It's called transparency.
Let's go on...
Umar claims he showed pending tax exempt status to GoFundMe. I wonder if the non-profit standing was pending at the time Umar's GoFundMe account was temporarily shut down. Now if you look at the picture above, the non-profit status of FDMG was in place as of June 9, 2014. Umar's GoFundMe account was temporarily shut down on or around December 13, 2016. So was it pending?
Umar claims he showed GoFundMe his banking information, which is highly doubtful because GoFundMe doesn't care what you do with the money once the money has been withdrawn from GoFundMe.
At about the 19 minute and 42 second mark, Umar says that, "most of my money comes from donations by mail -- checks and money orders.
This is important to point out because Umar got his 501(c)(4) status revoked because he did not file the appropriate forms, the Form990, for three straight years. So, it seems that no one but Umar Johnson knows what happened to that money. And, the only thing his donors have to go on is his word.
Umar then points out how GoFundMe takes out money for donation fees and WePay fees. The Wepay comment is significant because Wepay is how GoFundMe campaign organizers get their money. So how often is Umar withdrawing GoFundMe money that the WePay fees are concerning to him?
Lastly, and also very significant is that Umar claims that he 'had' to get a GoFundMe campaign started, similar to the PayPal account that was frozen, because "y'all are too damned lazy to write a check." And, were, presumably, "too lazy" to mail it.
Could all of this be an admittance of mail fraud?
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@BLKAnonymous
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