AmyMay
Situation normal
You are absolutely right. But if a thread like this can prevent just one person from being so stupid, then that can only be a good thing.
Donations on Facebook to buy a girl a horse...
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You are absolutely right. But if a thread like this can prevent just one person from being so stupid, then that can only be a good thing.
lucianna97
Member
not really because it is biased and not a balanced thread at all, im one person fighting her corner against a lot and its unfair on any onlooker
lucianna97
Member
nothing has happened as yet with the horse but this is getting out of hand and needs to stop, fighting between us isnt going to get anywhere
AmyMay
Situation normal
Glad to hear that. I'm assuming the money will simply be refunded this weekend then to all those who donated.....
CrazyCobLady
Well-Known Member
Okay, I will agree with you on that one.
CrazyCobLady
Well-Known Member
However, this is also a fair comment.
lucianna97
Member
Nothing has been decided
AmyMay
Situation normal
What, no decision on whether to keep the money or refund it?
lucianna97
Member
No decision on anything at all as many people support the situation also
Mrs. Glittery Jingle Balls
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CrazyCobLady
Well-Known Member
Why is this particular horse so special?
AmyMay
Situation normal
Hopefully the dealers are backing out of this idea. It will do their credibility no good whatsoever. Why they ever thought it was a good idea in the first place is beyond me.......
lucianna97
Member
It is special to her, she has bonded with the horse and the horse is also a lovely horse who is very sweet natured and stunning
Grinchmass
Well-Known Member
The dealer wants to retain full control, but people are donating so that the horse can be purchased. So which is it, a loan or a sale... Adds and extra argument to the ethical side of things is this is a loan, without it getting personal as to whether this girl is or isn't a responsible owner/loaner, which is a whole new kettle of fish.
CrazyCobLady
Well-Known Member
But she could be sold to anyone?
lucianna97
Member
Yes
CrazyCobLady
Well-Known Member
What is to stop one of us asking for donations to buy this horse?
AmyMay
Situation normal
The 'truth' is irrelevant in this case. The 'principle' remains the same. Why would a business associate themselves with this situation? Certainly does nothing to enhance their reputation or credibility.
lucianna97
Member
You would not be offered the opportunity as you do not know the horse or are in the situation she is
AmyMay
Situation normal
They wouldn't have to know........
All they would see would be someone arriving with the money.
CrazyCobLady
Well-Known Member
How do you know? You have no idea who I am. I could be somebody you're real close too.
But seriously, what is to stop me asking for donations towards this horse?
They would just see me as somebody offering money and at the end of the day, that's all a dealer is after.
ponypolisher
Active Member
I heard about this too, a 'reputable' yard up here did it apparently! A project aswell. Ridiculous!
lucianna97
Member
That is not all a dealer is after, this dealer does not sell to people she feels is not right for the horse
CrazyCobLady
Well-Known Member
I completely missed this. Disgraceful.
CrazyCobLady
Well-Known Member
I could call up tonight, arrange to go see this horse and offer the money and maybe more than she's asking for and she would take it.
DragonSlayer
Well-Known Member
I agree! a raffle....!!
CrazyCobLady
Well-Known Member
What happened to the horse? Was it raffled off in the end?
lucianna97
Member
Possibly, possibly not
AmyMay
Situation normal
But will to someone who has to raise the money via a public fb campaign??
CrazyCobLady
Well-Known Member
Hit the nail on the head there, Amymay.