Social media fraudsters are trying to cash in on the sudden public profile of the woman who stood up for a Muslim couple being abused on a train. A bizarre fake fundraising page has been set up requesting donations for Stacey Eden, a 23-year-old Sydney resident whose furious stand against racism has spread around the world. Ms Eden stood up to a middle-aged woman who was abusing Brisbane couple Hafeez and Khalida Bhatti on the Airport Line train on Wednesday. Her recording of the fiery incident went viral after being published by Daily Mail Australia on Thursday morning. Scroll down for video . Bold stand: Stacey Eden stood up for a Muslim couple who were the subject of a foul rant on a Sydney train on Wednesday afternoon . Hafeez and Khalida were the subject of an offensive rant on public transport on Wednesday afternoon . This middle-aged woman allegedly compared the Muslim couple to Islamic State terrorists . Ms Eden was angered by the fake page, which said: 'A lot of people have written to me on social media, wanting to donate money to me. 'This is something I have never given a thought before, but I wouldn't mind if somebody somewehere (sic) wanted to donate'. Ms Eden said: 'Any act of kindness should be done from the heart, not with the expectation you will be rewarded. 'The only thing I want is good karma, and to live a happy and healthy life. Under fire: In the video, Ms Eden can be heard sticking up for the couple . The Muslim couple's mosque at Holland Park, Brisbane have graciously offered to fly Ms Eden to the Gold Coast for a tour . The Muslim couple's mosque at Holland Park, Brisbane have graciously offered to pay for her to fly to the Gold Coast and tour the mosque for a day. Ms Eden said she has been 'surrounded by love' since her video spread around the world. New South Wales police are investigating the train incident. A fake Facebook page for the donation drive is still online at time of publication.
Frausters try and raise money off Stacey Eden's high profile .
Ms Eden stood up for a Muslim couple being abused on a Sydney train .
Daily Mail Australia published video of the incident on Thursday .
'All I want is good karma', Ms Eden said on social media .
Bizarre fake profile said she had been inundated with offers of donations .