Your support keeps Wolf Street open to all, not hidden behind a paywall, to reach the largest audience possible.
Thank you all for your many generous donations to Wolf Street since the reminder last week!!! And thank you to all of you who donate throughout the year!!! I appreciate each and every donation.
Your wonderful support of Wolf Street tells me that what I’m doing here in my little corner of the internet matters to you.
Please forgive me for not being able to thank you individually. This is a true one-man show here, and I simply do not have time to reach out to you personally.
And if you missed the donation reminder last week, and wish to donate…
There are 3 ways to donate:
- Zelle (if you use it): fast and free for both of us. Please contact me at howlatwolfstreet@gmail.com to get my Zelle info.
- Credit card via PayPal: The “Donate” button takes you to WOLF STREET’s PayPal page. You do not need an account with PayPal. If it asks you to set up an account, back out and try again. (Tip: On that initial PayPal page: first, enter the amount where it says “$0”; second, click on the WHITE button, “Donate with a Debit or Credit Card”):
- Mail a check to:
Wolf Street Corp
1288 Columbus Ave. #196
San Francisco, CA 94133
Thank-you gift: a WOLF STREET mug if you donate $100 or more:
I will send you one of our second-generation 12-oz glass mugs (see photo below) to thank you for your very generous donation of $100 or more if your address is in the US, and if you would like a mug.
San Francisco artist Erika “Kitten” Lopez created the wraparound art on the mug: a funny wolf howling the WOLF STREET dictum, “Nothing goes to Heck in a Straight Line.”
If you would like a mug, please email me; include your shipping address in the US (I cannot ship outside the US) and phone number (FedEx will not deliver without phone number). Send the email to: howlatwolfstreet@gmail.com
Thank you!!
Wolf Richter
Enjoy reading WOLF STREET and want to support it? You can donate. I appreciate it immensely. Click on the mug to find out how:
Ok, I do not usually donate to anything (old and poor), and don’t like your people skills, but your economic knowledge is worth a minor pound of flesh.
Oh, almost forgot, how much to you have to contribute before my comments no longer await moderation? :)
No one can buy their way into the comments. The best way to get off the list is to stick to the commenting guidelines; and in addition avoid trolling my site with crypto promos, housing promos, anti-EV stuff (was really bad a few years ago with every article that had EV in the headline, but has calmed down now since EVs are everywhere), anti-tariff stuff (has calmed down too, but this site was attacked by a global propaganda wave, part of which was officially sponsored and encouraged by the government of Canada), QE-mongering, plus may be a couple of others. And avoid dragging nonsense from the internet into here. I’m also not interested in personal advice on how to run a comment section, and that would get you on the list too, as would complaints about “censorship” and the like. I don’t remember what got you on the list, but it was at least one of those. Being on the list is not permanent.
That is a long list :)
Thanks for making it easy to donate. I have both mugs so another not needed! Totally appreciate your insane devotion to keeping this place going in style, singlehandedly. Probably should thank your spouse as well….
Thank you! I think my wife is happy that I’m not in her hair all day long 🤣
Thank you Wolf, for keeping the best financial site out there.
Sigh….,am sending a check but was remiss due to lack of envelopes,will buy some today and send said check,oh…..,and then have a bunch of envelopes I will probably never use!That said,tis worth it for this and for the one other site I support.
Zelle might work for you. It’s free and instant, and no envelopes or stamps. It’s owned by a consortium of banks. Your bank probably participates in it (most banks and credit unions do). It’s from your bank to my bank, but goes by email rather than bank account (so we don’t see each other’s bank accounts). Log in to your bank’s website, and under the “Payments” (or similar) tab, see if “Zelle” is on the menu. Setup is easy, and once it’s set up, it’s super-fast to use. It’s also a good way to transfer funds between family members, etc. I’ve been using it since 2014.
Sorry,has to be a check as me bank does not play well for whatever reason with linux,on the upside I know the manager well and in person any issues get solved quickly,smaller community bank.