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Kickstarter suspends apparent scammers before they fled with $550,000

28
Jun
2014

The iFind Kickstarter campaign that many publications questioned earlier this week, believing it’s nothing more than a scam meant to steal money from unsuspecting backers, has been officially suspended, The Register reports. WeTag, the makers of iFind who were seeking $25,000 in funding, would have gotten access to over $546,000 in pledges in just a few days. Despite the questions raised on Kickstarter about the product, which were picked up by various publications, WeTag managed to raise even more money as it was criticized for the way it handled the matter. Kickstarter contacted iFind backers, letting them know that their pledges were refunded. Meanwhile, WeTag took to Facebook to say that its product is not a fraud, and will continue developing

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