You will see people begging on the streets, on the train, outside the shopping mall, outside the hospital and in other public places. Many times it is a compulsion of poor people that they are begging. But many times it happens that it is completely part of planning and business, under which the poor are begged and there are rich and dangerous people on them. But now it seems that a new way of begging has come. A woman wants to buy a car for herself and she is asking for donations of Rs 100-100 from online people. People are trolling this woman, however, some people supported her and sent thousands of rupees to her.

People often share their troubles and stories on social media, but recently a UK mother Jemma Kelly sparked debate on the Internet with her unique appeal. Jemma requested people to give only £ 1 (about Rs 118) on tickets so that she could buy a car for her children. Jemma, who hails from Glossesterreshire, told in her video that she had seen a woman on social media, seeking £ 1 from 40,000 people to buy her “Dream car”. It also inspired Jemma, although her goal was not so big.

23 thousand rupees received in 48 hours

He said- “I am not asking you a luxury car, I just want a simple car so that I and my children can travel comfortably.” Jemma also shared the paypal link in her ticket bio and appealed to the people for help. More than Jemma’s expectations, her appeal went viral. In just 48 hours, he got an amount of more than £ 200 (23 thousand rupees). In a follow-up video, he said- “So far more than £ 200 has been deposited for my car. I am very grateful to every person who helped me.” He also told that many people donated very generously. Now she wants her ticket page to reach 10,000 followers so that she can start her earnings through the creator fund of the platform.

Expectations from Creator Fund
According to ticket, the creator fund is not a grant or advertising program, but it pays qualified creators on the basis of their content. There is no limit to how many people can join it. Jemma believes that if her page reaches 10K followers, she will help in buying the car early. He said- “Two years ago my car was spoiled and I could not change it right or change. That is why I had to leave my favorite job. If I reached 10K by the end of this year, it would be incredible for me.” While Jemma met many kind and helpful people, some people also criticized her. Responding to these criticisms, Jamma clarified that she did not steal from work. He said- “I am a fully self-prompt and work full time as a chef.”