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by _9za9
123 days ago
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The connection between your domain and the domain you say you're not connected to is just a coincidence, right?
Domain: carebridgehealthinitiative.org Registered On: 2025-12-18 Expires On: 2026-12-18 Updated On: 2025-12-23 Status: client transfer prohibited Name Servers: ns1.dns-parking.com ns2.dns-parking.com Registrar Information Registrar: HOSTINGER operations, UAB Domain: littlestepsfoundation.org Registered On: 2024-08-23 Expires On: 2026-08-23 Updated On: 2025-08-05 Status: client transfer prohibited Name Servers: ns1.dns-parking.com ns2.dns-parking.com Registrar Information Registrar: HOSTINGER operations, UAB |
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1. *Our Organization:* We are *Little Steps Foundation*, a U.S. nonprofit incorporated in New Mexico. Our website is *carebridgehealthinitiative.org*. This is the website registered with Stripe.
2. *The Other Organization:* You found *littlestepsfoundation.org*, which is a completely different NGO based in Pakistan. We have absolutely no connection to them.
3. *The "Connection":* You claim the connection is that both domains are registered with *Hostinger*. This is like saying two people are related because they both shop at Walmart. Hostinger is one of the largest registrars in the world with millions of customers. It is a meaningless coincidence.
Your line of questioning is a deliberate attempt to derail the conversation and create a false narrative of illegitimacy. You are ignoring the overwhelming evidence that proves our case:
- *1,074 transactions* - *0 disputes* - *0 refunds* - *0.00% fraud rate*
These are Stripe's own numbers. They prove that Stripe's claim of "unauthorized charges" is impossible. The issue here is a *Stripe software bug* and a *failed support system*, not the bizarre conspiracy theory you are trying to construct.
Please stop spreading misinformation. If you are not here to help, at least do not actively harm a non-profit organization that is trying to recover its rightfully earned donation funds.