Fake Funding Goals & Cancelled Kickstarters

Every once in awhile, a Kickstarter cancels after hitting its funding goal. Which can be frustrating. Why put down a funding goal if it isn't accurate? Why cancel after you've "succeeded"? Is it wrong? Should we expect more?

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TimeStamps:
0:00:00 - Intro & Topic of the Day
0:00:48 - In Too Deep Kickstarter Cancellation
0:02:10 - Fake Funding Goals
0:04:28 - Realistic Funding Goal Attempt 1
0:04:55 - The Manipulative Aspect of Funding Goals & Stretch Goals
0:07:29 - The Purpose and Aim of Fake Funding Goals
0:08:12 - Realistic Funding Goal Attempt 2
0:09:40 - More Cancelled Kickstarters/Fake Funding Goals
0:10:15 - Attacking Companies that Cancel Kickstarters
0:15:48 - Tanares Adventures
0:17:28 - Closing

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