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TERMS.

Effective August 30, 2026. These terms govern voluntary contributions to the public internet experiment known as Give Me Money Anyway (“GMMA” or the “experiment”). By contributing, you confirm that you read and understood the plain-language disclosures shown before payment and these terms.

The experiment

GMMA asks whether the internet will voluntarily give an individual organizer USD $1,000,000 net despite being told exactly what the organizer receives and what contributors receive. It is not a store, charity, crowdfunding campaign for a cause, investment, loan, security, wager, sweepstakes or emergency fundraiser.

What you receive

No product, service, equity, token, NFT, ownership interest, repayment right, reward, prize, profit share, financial return, exclusive access, intellectual-property right, royalty or promise of future value is provided. Optional acknowledgments, reasons, public thanks and certificates are commemorative only, grant no rights and have no market value.

Who may contribute

You must be at least 18 years old, legally able to make the payment, authorized to use the selected payment method and acting with your own lawful funds. Do not borrow, miss a bill or make a meaningful financial sacrifice for this experiment. Do not contribute where doing so would violate applicable law, sanctions or a payment-provider rule.

Use of funds

Subject to applicable law, taxes, refunds, chargebacks, network or processor fees and disclosed project costs, the organizer may use received funds for any lawful purpose, including personal purposes and investments. Any statement about preserving or investing funds describes a present intention, not a contractual allocation or guarantee.

Payment methods

Card or account-based payments are completed by the third-party payment provider displayed during checkout and may be approved, rejected, delayed, limited or reviewed under that provider’s rules. GMMA does not control a bank, card network or payment provider.

For cryptocurrency, send only the named asset on the exact network displayed by the site. Blockchain transfers are normally irreversible. Sending another asset, using another network or entering an incorrect address may permanently lose the funds. The sender pays network fees. Cryptocurrency does not appear automatically in the live total; it is published only after confirmation and manual reconciliation.

Amounts, conversion and public accounting

The target and selectable payment amounts are stated in USD. PayPal charges the selected amount directly in USD. Before Mercado Pago checkout, GMMA shows the MXN amount that will be charged, calculated with the latest available Banco de México FIX series SF43718. You review that dated quote before continuing; it is then recorded with the contribution and reused to convert that payment, including any later refund or chargeback, into the public USD accounting. Cryptocurrency may require a separately documented conversion. Public totals can lag while a payment settles, a blockchain transaction confirms or fees are determined.

Refunds and mistakes

Contributions are not automatically refundable merely because the target is not reached, the contributor changes their mind or the experiment does not develop as expected. If you made an honest payment mistake, contact the organizer promptly. A card-payment refund depends on whether the payment can be identified and on the provider’s rules and technical ability.

Cryptocurrency transfers cannot be reversed on-chain. Any attempted return is discretionary, may require identity and ownership verification, and may be reduced by taxes, exchange costs or network fees. Nothing here limits a non-waivable right available under applicable law.

Target and ending

Payments are not conditional on reaching the target. The experiment closes once confirmed and reconciled net contributions reach or exceed USD $1,000,000. Simultaneous or in-flight payments may put the final total slightly above the target. No second target, subscription or automatic sequel is promised.

Public participation

Names, reasons and amounts are private by default unless the contributor expressly requests the corresponding public option. Public submissions may be moderated, edited only for safety or formatting, rejected or removed. Do not submit unlawful, threatening, infringing or personally identifying content about another person.

Availability and risk

The site and its statistics are provided on a reasonable-efforts basis. They may be unavailable, delayed or corrected. Fraud, duplicate notifications, reversals, chargebacks, exchange-rate changes and technical errors can change previously displayed figures. The public ledger, not a social-media screenshot, is the project’s current record.

Taxes

No payment is represented as tax-deductible or tax-exempt. Contributors are responsible for their own tax treatment. The organizer may retain records, create reserves or make disclosures required by law.

Privacy

The Privacy Notice explains the data handled by the site, service providers and public blockchains. It forms part of these terms.

Applicable law and changes

The experiment is operated from Mexico and is subject to applicable Mexican law, without waiving any mandatory right that applies to a contributor. These terms may change for legal, security, operational or payment-method reasons. The effective date shown above identifies the version currently in force; material changes apply prospectively unless law requires otherwise.

Contact

Questions, genuine payment mistakes, privacy requests and legal notices may be sent through the contact form. You do not need to contribute before writing.