Due to much want to donate, fundraising site for Malaysian debt crashing

News24xx.com - A Malaysian named Nik Shazarina Bakti initiated a joint venture to reduce her country's debt. Now the incoming funds are called Shazarina too much.

"I was woken up by countless emails about the inability to process the donations" As I updated last night on May 25th 2018, PayPal has imposed restrictions on too much money coming into the account" Shazarina wrote on the Go Get Funding website as quoted by AFP, Sunday, May 27th 2018.

Fundraising online through crowd-funding site gogetfunding.com triggered a young activist named Nik Shazarina Bakti, 27 year-old who graduated from S2 majoring in law. The fund raising action named 'Please Help Malaysia' has a target of USD 100 thousand (IDR 1.3 billion) until July 31st. Donations are given to the PayPal account listed on the site.

Paypal enforces temporary blocking so that additional funds cannot be seen periodically. Until now, the site still displays donations collected amount of USD 3,633 (IDR 50.3 million) or about 3% of the target."I have been communicating with Paypal all day and have been informed that this repair process takes 48-72 hours due to the weekend" Shazarina wrote.

Shazarina also thanked all those who made this initiation viral. She is glad that Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad has also heard of this initiation."I hope the government will make a fundraiser in the near future so we can donate directly" said Shazarina.

 

 

 

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