Showing posts with label Fake campaign. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fake campaign. Show all posts

Monday, June 6, 2022

Did Amber Heard make campaign on GoFoundMe to raise money?

Amber Heard donation
One of fake campaign blocked by GoFundMe


Let today's post be a warning to all fans who would like to financially support Amber Heard. There are many fake campaigns to raise money online. GoFundMe has blocked several of these - NyPost alarms. Internet scammers are not idle and use the situation to deceive the actress's fans.

source: https://nypost.com/2022/06/04/gofundme-removes-phony-amber-heard-johnny-depp-fundraiser/

So far, Amber Head hasn't announced any official fundraising efforts to support her, so be careful and check any donation campaigns.

What is the current Amber Heard's financial situation?


Under the court verdict, Anna is required to pay Johnny Depp $ 10 million in compensatory damages and $ 350,000 in punitive damages (the court reduced this amount from $ 5 million, because Virginia law says that the maximum amount of punitive damagen may be $ 350,000). Johnny is to pay Amber $ 2 million in damages for the actress's accusation by his lawyer of fraud. As it is easy to calculate, the actress is obliged to pay her ex-husband $ 8,350,000. Her lawyer said in an interview that her client was absolutely unable to pay the amount. In her opinion, Amber will appeal to the court's judgment. However, here's the problem: for that to be possible, she would have to pay the full amount of compensation in the form of a bail. Also, filing for bankruptcy does not help much, according to Ronald Richards, a Los Angeles lawyer: "The award is not dischargeable," says Los Angeles attorney Ronald Richards. Punitive damages are never deductible or dischargeable. Intentional torts like defamation are typically not dischargeable." 

source: https://www.marca.com/en/lifestyle/celebrities/2022/06/03/62994cf8e2704ede7b8b458f.html

The situation is not looking good and Amber will have to obtain funds from somewhere, either for the payment of compensation or for bail, in order to be able to appeal to the verdict.