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Anyone, and we mean anyone, can create a campaign and start asking for dogecoin. Before you part with your dogecoin, go check out the contributor and make sure they're real. Campaign creators also have the option of including a verification link to a post on their twitter account mentioning this campaign:

This campaign creator has submitted a verification link: http://www.reddit.com/user/michael_spyker/submitted/

Take a look to make sure they're who they say they are.

If you think it's a scam, mention @dogeraiser on twitter and include a link to the offending campaign. We're adding user flagging soon.

@tipdoge is a twitter bot that lets you tip doge through twitter. To get started you have to connect your twitter account at http://tipdoge.info.

WARNING: Once you publish a campaign and people start contributing their hard earned dogecoin, you can't really just cancel it. You'll be able to cancel your campaign, but for transparency we will continue to display your twitter username and campaign details with a notice that you've canceled the campaign.

WARNING: Once you cancel your campaign we'll hide your dogecoin address and disable contributions, but for transparency we will continue to display your twitter username and campaign details with a notice that you've canceled the campaign. You cannot restart a campaign once it's been canceled.

Note: Once you mark your campaign as complete we'll disable contributions, and display the campaign as completed. We strongly recommend you add an update to the top of your description, letting contributors know how you're using the funds and that you continue to provide updates. You cannot restart a campaign once it's been marked as completed.