Paging Mr Morrow #9 The Grifter with the most from coast to coast.

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BNL said:
PMM just said that he donated 17,000 to GKTW for his first auction, AND he is partnering with GKTW for another event. They are auctioning off a dinner with PMM. I can't wait to see what that meal goes for.
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Wasn’t the total for the first auction in the ballpark of $21,000??
 
bhg469 said:
Annual passes so not get you parking at any resort. You have to have a dining reservation in order to park there. He also parks at the boardwalk when he goes to Epcot. I know the excuse you can use to park there but I have no idea what he is telling security at the grand Floridian unless he made dining reservations and cancelled them which is possible.
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You don't need to have a dining reservation anymore to go to the resorts. It does make it seem like you should be doing something there but no reservations are required. Maybe he's pre gaming with a Mickey premium bar before heading in.

Complimentary standard self-parking is available while enjoying select dining, shopping, entertainment, and recreation experiences at Disney Resort hotels.
 
Alpha_Bravo2 said:
Complimentary standard self-parking is available while enjoying select dining, shopping, entertainment, and recreation experiences at Disney Resort hotels.
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This is true especially for the monorail resorts. For example we occasionally like to go to trader sam's for cocktails because we only live 15 minutes away. You cannot park at the Polynesian unless you have reservations for something that you can book online. Trader sam's doesn't count. The "select" part is what they're referring to. Instead we have to park at one of the parks, and take a bus or park at Disney springs and do the same.
Basically anything involving a reservation.
 
Funfouryou said:
Fat ass parks at Grand Floridian to avoid paying parking at magic kingdom ..practically shitting himself with excitement over a cake pop and a cupcake….unfortunately can’t eat it all so takes it with him in his invisible bag ..whores out his Roosevelt tent by the castle ..doesn’t show the cast member having to butter the mine car to fit him in..wheezing after walking 10 feet off the attraction…heads over to Pooh ride..if you listen closely you can almost hear the honey pot scream in pain as he sits in it …wanders aimlessly while running from rain giggling like a mentally challenged fifth grade student
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He was so excited over that cake I think all that cream on it wasn't frosting.
 
Did no one notice that he definitely had two cakes? He didn’t mention it and played it off like he just had one (that he could “barely” finish)
 
halloweenqueen1031 said:
Sounds like the auction fee.
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So this app takes $4k in fees? Don't think so! He most likely pocketed $2k to pay for the car/trips and isn't saying a word about it.

And to chime in on the parking, he is doing what every vlogger does. Make a reservation, park at the resort and then modify the reservation to a later date before cancelling. It's a loophole they all exploit.
 
Would a auction take fees if it was for charity? I know most here don't bother if it's charity, it's only fees for personal auctions or buisness but I don't know what it's like over there
 
wormswormsworms said:
Did no one notice that he definitely had two cakes? He didn’t mention it and played it off like he just had one (that he could “barely” finish)
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I noticed that too. One fell apart and when he showed it again he took a piece from a whole one....OR it was screwed up editing.

MichaelKaysHairyBack said:
So this app takes $4k in fees? Don't think so! He most likely pocketed $2k to pay for the car/trips and isn't saying a word about it.

And to chime in on the parking, he is doing what every vlogger does. Make a reservation, park at the resort and then modify the reservation to a later date before cancelling. It's a loophole they all exploit.
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One more reason to hate them all.
 
What a fat bleeping diabetes ridden bleep.
Wants to look a saint and do a good thing which many people on face value cannot criticise. However, how much can you care about a charity if you don’t actually put in to the pot yourself?

Just today I was at an event which had a dogs rescue charity and they said everyone involved are volunteers and pay their own expenses whilst fundraising, IE exposing themselves to negative numbers, to get the job done.

All Nate has done is be a middle man and taken all the credit.
 
Nate's Top Button said:
I believe he reimbursed himself for the money he spent purchasing the items to be auctioned off.
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Quick recap on the auction (see below). No way he spent over $4,000 on these items before auction. Especially that $40 hat he auctioned off. If you total everything up, you get $21,720 and he said he donated $17,000. I doubt that the app hosting the auction took that big of a cut to host. Something is shady here and it's pretty obvious....

PMM Hat ($45 retail at most)
$1605

Used Cast Member name tag Susan
Walt Disney World 50th anniversary name tag
$284

Epcot Center The Florida Project Pin LE500
Disney Pin Trading Pin LE 500
$1615

Exclusive Mary Poppins and Bert Beanbags
Made exclusively for the Disney store and Disney theme parks Mary Poppins and Burt beanbags
$365

Disney’s Haunted Mansion 16MM Film Strip of Little Leota
The Little Leota 16mm Film strip was Projected onto her face and Walt Disney World’s haunted mansion Before the conversion to digital projection
$1260

Unopened Box of Hunchback of Notre Dame trading cards
48 packs Of trading cards in an unopened box
$282

Lion king used shower curtain from Art of animation
Shower curtain from the lion King suites in Disney’s art of animation resort
$686

Club 33 Spotlight Lounge Pin From Hollywood Studios
$485

star wars XL (I don't remember if this was a RSVLT shirt or pin, if it was a shirt it was free)
Giveaway

1978 Disneyland shoppingmode Pepsi Mickey Mouse counter display
A counter display for Mickey Mouse’s 50th birthday party at Disneyland in 1978 this display was created for a shoppingmode Pepsi and offers special collectible drinking glasses with sections and display to showcase the glass
$1960

Magic Kingdom No Strings attached pass #1
Paper pass that was given out to guest to grant them priority entrance to one attraction or sodas popcorn and making ice cream bars
$445

Alice in Wonderland picture from Disney’s grand Floridian resort
A Used Disney’s Grand Floridian Alice in Wonderland prop
$986

Disney Buena Vista construction hardhat 1970 Walt Disney Productions
Cast Member Used hard Hat With Mickey Mouse On and It Says 1970 Walt Disney Productions
$685

Club 33 Epcot Pin From Constellation Club
$405

1950s Mickey Mouse (Ben Copper) Halloween Mask
Walt Disney’s Mickey Mouse Halloween mask
$325

Cast member name tag Alex from Orlando Florida
Used 50th anniversary name tag
$260

Cars Radiator Springs shower curtain from Art of animation
Used Shower curtain From Disney’s art of animation resort
$430

Figment popcorn bucket (these were like $20 in the parks)
Giveaway

Club 33 Walt Disney World Trading Pin
Disney trading Pin from club 33 in Walt Disney World
$490

Mickey Pumpkin wreath candy corn prop
A candy corn From Mickey pumpkin wreath that was used in the Magic Kingdom
$395

Little mermaid shower curtain from Disney’s art of animation resort
Used shower curtain from Disney’s art of animation little mermaid suites
$520

Cinderella Castle Suite Bathrobe ( Kids)
This is a bathrobe that you wear if you are lucky enough to stay in Cinderella castle at the magic kingdom ( Super Rare)
$545

Dooney and Bourke beauty and the beast purse
Dooney and Bourke beauty and the beast purse from Disney princess line
$730

Alice in Wonderland & Mad Hatter Used Disney prop
Alice in Wonderland picture that used to hang in grand Floridian bathrooms
$825

Used Cast Member Name Tag Jim
50th anniversary Walt Disney World name tag
$425

1968 Wonderful world of Disney magazine advertisement
Advertisement sign for the wonderful world of Disney magazine from 1968
$761

Buzz Lightyear Astroblaster used prop ( DisneyQuest)
A Ball from BUZZ LIGHTYEARS ASTROBLASTERS AT DISNEYQUEST
$325

Disney’s Grand Floridian Duffy Bear Hidden Mickey picture
A picture From one of Disney’s grand Floridian suites that has Duffy the Bear and a Hidden Mickey
$1655

Magic Kingdom No Strings attached pass #2
Paper pass that was given out to guest to grant them priority entrance to one attraction or sodas popcorn and making ice cream bars
$363

Disney’s Polynesian resort used shower curtain
Used shower curtain from a Polynesian resort room
$630

Magic Kingdom Halloween prop
Own a piece of Magic Kingdom Halloween
Giveaway

Club 33 Animal Kingdom Pin from Harambe house
Club 33 Disney pin trading
$465

Chef Mickeys Used Table caddy From Disney’s contemporary resort
A table caddy with a Hidden Mickey from Chef Mickey’s in Disney’s contemporary resort
$505

Cast Member Name Tag Theresa
Used Walt Disney World cast member name tag
$122

Disney Hollywood Studios operating hours rope sign
$205

Magic Kingdom Halloween prop
Own A piece of Magic Kingdom Halloween
Giveaway

1960s Disneyland lunchbox With Thermos
Vintage Disneyland lunchbox
$681
 
bhg469 said:
This is true especially for the monorail resorts. For example we occasionally like to go to trader sam's for cocktails because we only live 15 minutes away. You cannot park at the Polynesian unless you have reservations for something that you can book online. Trader sam's doesn't count. The "select" part is what they're referring to. Instead we have to park at one of the parks, and take a bus or park at Disney springs and do the same.
Basically anything involving a reservation.
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I guess we got lucky we had a date night at Polynesian last week and just went to Moana's Mercantile. The guard did ask if we had a reservation we said just going shopping and he still let us in.

I found the what not fees if anyone wants to do the math. I would do it my self but I abi hate Math with a passion. The payment processing fee is based on the auction price plus shipping. My only rebuttal would be he did say 100% of the profits would go to charity and he didn't list how much he paid.

8% commission on the sold price of an item when it sells
2.9% + 30 cents payment processing fee for each transaction
Payment processing applies to the subtotal, tax, and shipping price paid by a buyer for a given order
The payment processing fee is not currently applied to any international shipping/taxes.
 
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