Through ebay sales, etc she collected $20,000 to get herself out of debt. Nothing wrong with soliciting charity I guess.

I was discussing this girl's actions with a few coworkers and they were repulsed that she paid off her debt that way. They commented how she obviously had a spending problem and would probably rack up the debt again in no time.
See, what is sad is you never know why or how people go into debt. I unfortunately mis-spent a few times (true) but I also had a lot of car problems and had to put them on my card too. So, I suppose it's all in the hands of God as to wether or not people feel compelled to send money to a complete stranger with a possible spending problem!

I guess it's whatever works for some people.... gee, I wish people would just donate money to me!:rolleyes:

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ok, why does she have an on-line store, featuring "Save Karyn" apparel?? :mad:
http://storetn.cafepress.com/0/3415500_F_store.jpg http://storetn.cafepress.com/6/3415406_F_store.jpg http://storetn.cafepress.com/6/3416126_B_store.jpg

Ummm, doesn't it cost money to have this stuff made? See, at first I was thinking that she had a good game going, but after seeing this, mofos that gave her money because she was "broke" :rolleyes: should feel real silly now.

I think I remember reading somewhere on her site that she doesn't pay anything to have the shirts made. I think the buyer pays for the shirt, and then Karyn gets a tiny amount of money from the sale. But she doesn't pay anything. I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure that's what I remember.

I have to give her mad props for doing this. I so wish I had thought of it because I am overwhelmed with debt right now (most of it student loans). She found a creative way to solve a problem, and she's not hurting anyone.

*scrambles to make "save crystalline" website*

Agreed. Girl's got chutzpah!

I read in the newspaper about that story. AMAZING!!!:eek: