If $10,000,000.00 was mistakenly put into your account (94)
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I'd give 2 million to my daughter and her husband
100,000 to every animal shelter in the U.S.
1 million to the Humane Society
1 Million to St. Jude's Hospital
Buy a boat and hire a crew to run it
Buy a house and a ranch in Montana
Buy a horse for the ranch
Put a chunk in the bank
Get my nails done
Buy a new body
And I'd buy me a lover to hang out on the boat
100,000 to every animal shelter in the U.S.
1 million to the Humane Society
1 Million to St. Jude's Hospital
Buy a boat and hire a crew to run it
Buy a house and a ranch in Montana
Buy a horse for the ranch
Put a chunk in the bank
Get my nails done
Buy a new body
And I'd buy me a lover to hang out on the boat
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Arealguy69: Now, for this excercise giving the money back to the bank is not an option, nor is alerting them of their error.
You have a week to do what you can with as much of the money as possible before the bank finds out and tries to recover it all and there will be charges laid against you so make it good.
This thread was inspired by this news story:
"A gas station owner here in New Zealand applied to a bank for a $10,000.00 loan.
The loan was approved but a human error at the bank saw the man receive $10,000,000.00 in his account.
When the error was discovered by the bank $6.9mil of the money was recovered but the rest is still outstanding.
The man and his wife have skipped the country and are reported to be in Hong Kong enquiries are continuing."
You have a week to do what you can with as much of the money as possible before the bank finds out and tries to recover it all and there will be charges laid against you so make it good.
This thread was inspired by this news story:
"A gas station owner here in New Zealand applied to a bank for a $10,000.00 loan.
The loan was approved but a human error at the bank saw the man receive $10,000,000.00 in his account.
When the error was discovered by the bank $6.9mil of the money was recovered but the rest is still outstanding.
The man and his wife have skipped the country and are reported to be in Hong Kong enquiries are continuing."
Wasn't the owner of the gas station the director of the bank? or his cousin?
With all the scandals going on, all over the world with banks, I can think about any thing...
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Snuggs09: I'd give 2 million to my daughter and her husband
100,000 to every animal shelter in the U.S.
1 million to the Humane Society
1 Million to St. Jude's Hospital
Buy a boat and hire a crew to run it
Buy a house and a ranch in Montana
Buy a horse for the ranch
Put a chunk in the bank
Get my nails done
Buy a new body
And I'd buy me a lover to hang out on the boat
100,000 to every animal shelter in the U.S.
1 million to the Humane Society
1 Million to St. Jude's Hospital
Buy a boat and hire a crew to run it
Buy a house and a ranch in Montana
Buy a horse for the ranch
Put a chunk in the bank
Get my nails done
Buy a new body
And I'd buy me a lover to hang out on the boat
Go Snuggs!!!!!
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rose150T: Wasn't the owner of the gas station the director of the bank? or his cousin?
With all the scandals going on, all over the world with banks, I can think about any thing...
No the bank is an Australasian Corporate company.With all the scandals going on, all over the world with banks, I can think about any thing...
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Snuggs.....the woman with a plan!
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Snuggs09: I'd give 2 million to my daughter and her husband
100,000 to every animal shelter in the U.S.
1 million to the Humane Society
1 Million to St. Jude's Hospital
Buy a boat and hire a crew to run it
Buy a house and a ranch in Montana
Buy a horse for the ranch
Put a chunk in the bank
Get my nails done
Buy a new body
And I'd buy me a lover to hang out on the boat
100,000 to every animal shelter in the U.S.
1 million to the Humane Society
1 Million to St. Jude's Hospital
Buy a boat and hire a crew to run it
Buy a house and a ranch in Montana
Buy a horse for the ranch
Put a chunk in the bank
Get my nails done
Buy a new body
And I'd buy me a lover to hang out on the boat
I asked him to start this. It ain't really about what you would do with the money, this is how you would get away with the money.
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CaptainBeirutIII: I asked him to start this. It ain't really about what you would do with the money, this is how you would get away with the money.
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CaptainBeirutIII: I asked him to start this. It ain't really about what you would do with the money, this is how you would get away with the money.
Then he added to it Captain!
"You have a week to do what you can with as much of the money as possible"
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In response to: Now, for this excercise giving the money back to the bank is not an option, nor is alerting them of their error.
You have a week to do what you can with as much of the money as possible before the bank finds out and tries to recover it all and there will be charges laid against you so make it good.
This thread was inspired by this news story:
"A gas station owner here in New Zealand applied to a bank for a $10,000.00 loan.
The loan was approved but a human error at the bank saw the man receive $10,000,000.00 in his account.
When the error was discovered by the bank $6.9mil of the money was recovered but the rest is still outstanding.
The man and his wife have skipped the country and are reported to be in Hong Kong enquiries are continuing."
I can see the FBI being interested in this thread...You have a week to do what you can with as much of the money as possible before the bank finds out and tries to recover it all and there will be charges laid against you so make it good.
This thread was inspired by this news story:
"A gas station owner here in New Zealand applied to a bank for a $10,000.00 loan.
The loan was approved but a human error at the bank saw the man receive $10,000,000.00 in his account.
When the error was discovered by the bank $6.9mil of the money was recovered but the rest is still outstanding.
The man and his wife have skipped the country and are reported to be in Hong Kong enquiries are continuing."
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Arealguy69: Now, for this excercise giving the money back to the bank is not an option, nor is alerting them of their error.
You have a week to do what you can with as much of the money as possible before the bank finds out and tries to recover it all and there will be charges laid against you so make it good.
This thread was inspired by this news story:
"A gas station owner here in New Zealand applied to a bank for a $10,000.00 loan.
The loan was approved but a human error at the bank saw the man receive $10,000,000.00 in his account.
When the error was discovered by the bank $6.9mil of the money was recovered but the rest is still outstanding.
The man and his wife have skipped the country and are reported to be in Hong Kong enquiries are continuing."
You have a week to do what you can with as much of the money as possible before the bank finds out and tries to recover it all and there will be charges laid against you so make it good.
This thread was inspired by this news story:
"A gas station owner here in New Zealand applied to a bank for a $10,000.00 loan.
The loan was approved but a human error at the bank saw the man receive $10,000,000.00 in his account.
When the error was discovered by the bank $6.9mil of the money was recovered but the rest is still outstanding.
The man and his wife have skipped the country and are reported to be in Hong Kong enquiries are continuing."
Great!
First of all. How do we get hold of the money without alerting attention?
It's not like we can go to an ATM and withdraw.
And going into the bank to transfer to a Cayman Island bank account, I'm sure that over a certain limit, they double and triple check.
The key is to get the money out of the bank somehow, in cash (which would most likely be impossible, and an insane attempt), or a transfer.
A transfer to another bank seems less likely than a purchase of sort. Bonds, or gold.
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Sommerauer71: I can see the FBI being interested in this thread...
The FBI is busy figuring out where the hell they have spent $45,000.000.000 over the past decade, and not a souvenir to show for it.
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I would withdraw all the money from the account before the bank takes back the money...
I will give out money in cash only so it cannot be traced back to me...
I would give dad mom sister two brother 2 mil each in cash...
I would give nieces and nephews 1 mil each in cash to their parent to hold for them till they reach 18...
I would go to Ace check cashing and get one of those throw away Debit Cards and just keep putting enough money in the card to buy things...
Whatever I do... I will never tell women "I got the money honey... Do you got the time"... Or would I???
I will give out money in cash only so it cannot be traced back to me...
I would give dad mom sister two brother 2 mil each in cash...
I would give nieces and nephews 1 mil each in cash to their parent to hold for them till they reach 18...
I would go to Ace check cashing and get one of those throw away Debit Cards and just keep putting enough money in the card to buy things...
Whatever I do... I will never tell women "I got the money honey... Do you got the time"... Or would I???
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Arealguy69: Now, for this excercise giving the money back to the bank is not an option, nor is alerting them of their error.
You have a week to do what you can with as much of the money as possible before the bank finds out and tries to recover it all and there will be charges laid against you so make it good.
This thread was inspired by this news story:
"A gas station owner here in New Zealand applied to a bank for a $10,000.00 loan.
The loan was approved but a human error at the bank saw the man receive $10,000,000.00 in his account.
When the error was discovered by the bank $6.9mil of the money was recovered but the rest is still outstanding.
The man and his wife have skipped the country and are reported to be in Hong Kong enquiries are continuing."
You have a week to do what you can with as much of the money as possible before the bank finds out and tries to recover it all and there will be charges laid against you so make it good.
This thread was inspired by this news story:
"A gas station owner here in New Zealand applied to a bank for a $10,000.00 loan.
The loan was approved but a human error at the bank saw the man receive $10,000,000.00 in his account.
When the error was discovered by the bank $6.9mil of the money was recovered but the rest is still outstanding.
The man and his wife have skipped the country and are reported to be in Hong Kong enquiries are continuing."
Captain.......I correct you. He said "You have a week to do what you can with as much of the money as possible
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First, there's the interesting question about whether the person who is mistakenly given a sum of money actually owes the money back. I think that's highly debatable. I see no a priori reason that the person or institution making that mistake isn't responsible for it.
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Snuggs09: Captain.......I correct you. He said "You have a week to do what you can with as much of the money as possible
Well, then there was a misunderstanding between us, because my idea was to set up a plan as to get away with as much as possible. Not to spend as much as possible within a week. I could spend all of it at once in one night at a Casino, but where's the point with that? And you could buy every one in your family five houses each in a luxury resort, but what's the point when after a week they're taken away from them.
No, my idea was how to get away with it. How do you run away with as much as possible of $10mil, without getting caught.
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cameraman: I would withdraw all the money from the account before the bank takes back the money...
I will give out money in cash only so it cannot be traced back to me...
I would give dad mom sister two brother 2 mil each in cash...
I would give nieces and nephews 1 mil each in cash to their parent to hold for them till they reach 18...
I would go to Ace check cashing and get one of those throw away Debit Cards and just keep putting enough money in the card to buy things...
Whatever I do... I will never tell women "I got the money honey... Do you got the time"... Or would I???
I will give out money in cash only so it cannot be traced back to me...
I would give dad mom sister two brother 2 mil each in cash...
I would give nieces and nephews 1 mil each in cash to their parent to hold for them till they reach 18...
I would go to Ace check cashing and get one of those throw away Debit Cards and just keep putting enough money in the card to buy things...
Whatever I do... I will never tell women "I got the money honey... Do you got the time"... Or would I???
How do you withdraw $10 million within a week.
And again, you have nothing to give away until you've sorted how you'll be safe getting away with it, that's the core question.
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Ambrose2007: First, there's the interesting question about whether the person who is mistakenly given a sum of money actually owes the money back. I think that's highly debatable. I see no a priori reason that the person or institution making that mistake isn't responsible for it.
Of course.
I've found wallets during the years, once with a LOT of money in it. I've always returned them. Without hesitation.
It has happened many times that someone working a cash register mistakenly has given me change back on a lot more than I handed to her/him, I have always pointed it out.
This, however, to me is different. It's stealing no doubt, but it's stealing from a thief.
Like from an insurance agency, among the worst thieves in the world.
Or finding a suitcase full of Colombian drug money, what would you do with that, hand it in to the cops?
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This is an interesting thread guys.....
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You have a week to do what you can with as much of the money as possible before the bank finds out and tries to recover it all and there will be charges laid against you so make it good.
This thread was inspired by this news story:
"A gas station owner here in New Zealand applied to a bank for a $10,000.00 loan.
The loan was approved but a human error at the bank saw the man receive $10,000,000.00 in his account.
When the error was discovered by the bank $6.9mil of the money was recovered but the rest is still outstanding.
The man and his wife have skipped the country and are reported to be in Hong Kong enquiries are continuing."