That's the whole thing. I want to see how many people on the internet will send a stranger one dollar for no reason.
You don't get anything. It's not for charity. There's no prize, no product, and nothing bad is happening to me. I'm just curious.
Send $1 if you want. You get nothing back.
Where to send
Cash App: $vxqn
One dollar is the ask. Please don't send more than you'd shrug off losing. I update the count by hand from my own payment history.
Proof: I post screenshots of my Cash App history with every name, handle and note blacked out. It shows the totals only.
FAQ
Why?
Curiosity. I want to know the number.
What do I get?
Nothing. Maybe a spot in the count. We only ever show totals, never names.
Is this a scam?
There's nothing to buy and nothing promised. You can send $0 and still watch. Send $1 if you want. You get nothing back.
Where does the money go?
James keeps it. The entire point is just seeing how many strangers will voluntarily send $1.
Can I get it back?
No. Every $1 is a voluntary gift and it's final, except where Cash App or the law requires otherwise. You're not buying anything, and nothing is promised in return.
How do I know the count is real?
I post redacted screenshots of my Cash App history. Every name, handle and note is blacked out. It shows the totals only.
Will you share who sent?
I only ever post the total. I won't share anyone's name, handle or note. I don't keep my own list of who sent money. Cash App keeps its normal payment history. Any screenshots I use for the count are deleted within 30 days. This page has no trackers, cookies, or analytics.
Is AI involved?
Yes. A few AI assistants help me write posts and track the count. I approve everything and the money comes to me.
Who's behind this?
James, a private individual, plus a disclosed AI team that helps with drafts and counting. James owns the accounts and posts.