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05-22-2016, 10:53 PM
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Originally Posted By Jibt3ch⏩
lmao this was literally a thought in my head too. I'd be stupid to bank on this being the case. If this happened I would still be content with the decision I made.It was an honesty test. They would have given you 1 million if you returned it it's one of those new game shows, think it's called 'you can be a millionaire if you're honest'
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Originally Posted By TheAmericano⏩
Yeah I'm in fukkin collegeNo this doesn't happen, they will just fire the teller.
- But they will be able to find out the money went to because at that amount an investigation will take place
- They will know that the teller is short $2k in money and will go through the tellers transaction for that day and pick out the most likely scenario
- They will debit op's account
op just say yourself the bad karma, bring the money back, save the teller his/her job and be on your way
It's only $2k, are you really that striped for cash that $2k is a lot of money for you
- But they will be able to find out the money went to because at that amount an investigation will take place
- They will know that the teller is short $2k in money and will go through the tellers transaction for that day and pick out the most likely scenario
- They will debit op's account
op just say yourself the bad karma, bring the money back, save the teller his/her job and be on your way
It's only $2k, are you really that striped for cash that $2k is a lot of money for you
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Originally Posted By amikaelmorris⏩
simple math on their part, match it to the video cameras(banks are full of them FYI), they'll figure out you got too much and they'll just debit you for the difference
i'd just bring it back and save yourself the trouble, it's probably gonna cost the teller his job no matter what you do
i'd just bring it back and save yourself the trouble, it's probably gonna cost the teller his job no matter what you do
Originally Posted By Black03mach⏩
Youre a ******* if you dont give it back, the teller will most likely lose their job.
Originally Posted By iabs⏩
The teller's drawer came up short and the bank security team is reviewing the tapes which may or may not be good enough to catch the denomination of currency placed into an envelope over an 8 hour shift. Chances are that your transaction is missed over the entirety of the day. That aside, this was probably not that tellers first mistake. Either way the teller is done in banking.you're not hurting the bank by stealing 2 miserable thousand bucks, you're putting that bank teller out of a job.
At this point it's all about you and karma. The right thing to do is to take the money back, just understand that it's not saving the teller's ass it's only saving your own ass for future karma.
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05-22-2016, 10:56 PM
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Here's what you do. You say "**** it" and keep the money. When the bank finds out that the money was given to you they will contact you. You simply tell them that you gave the envolope the way it was to a friend that you owed $2k to. The bank won't go looking for that friend over $2k.
Now you have to understand, that bank teller is getting fired no matter what. So the only reason you should take it back would be if you believe in karma.
Now you have to understand, that bank teller is getting fired no matter what. So the only reason you should take it back would be if you believe in karma.
05-22-2016, 10:57 PM
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Originally Posted By DTreats⏩
Hell no was planning on telling nobody, but I couldn't keep it in and ended up telling my best friend. None of my bitch ass roommates know. If I told them I'd have to worry about them stealing it, or holding it over my head by acting like I have money to blow all the time. I kind of like having some deep dark secret that barely anybody will ever find out about.Not going to happen at all.
OP keep the money but I wouldnt go around bragging about it.
You will not be debited for 2k lawllll, but that teller wont be so lucky.
OP keep the money but I wouldnt go around bragging about it.
You will not be debited for 2k lawllll, but that teller wont be so lucky.
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I'd only be worried if I made that withdrawal from the ATM. It could've been a bank mistake but they could definitely track it and come after you for it.
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Originally Posted By MiscMathematician⏩
ive been there, 2k is a lot of money depending on life events.hes buying a $2000 car...
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05-22-2016, 11:00 PM
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Originally Posted By Adnim⏩
Was gonna post pics, but I already spent the first $2,000.00 on the car, so if I posted the receipt with the money you ****s would just say I made a withdrawal of $2,000.00 and made a post on the misc. Kind of a stupid and random thing to make a troll post about.Where are the pics?>>>?????
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Originally Posted By Desperit*******⏩
Most banks require tellers to perform multiple cash counts before providing a customer their withdrawal. And for amounts over a few hundred dollars, most tellers will simply run the cash through a machine just to be safe. It's a pretty rare occurrence that a teller will provide a cash surplus to a client withdrawing, but if it was as "busy as hell" as you say then it was likely the teller simply made a mistake; they are human after all. Two hundred over, two thousand over can be in indiscernible to a teller who handles hundreds of thousands of dollars or more of cash during a high traffic business day. The shortage is absolutely traceable to the teller and I can gurantee you with certainty that upon discovery the branches' management team immediately began an investigation to determine which transaction likely initiated the short. It will probably take them all of two seconds to find the two thousand dollar cash withdrawal you made on that teller's transaction list and put two and two together.On a side note, how do you **** up that bad in the first place? It was busy as hell because everybody was trying to get in the last minute I guess, but you screw up by $2000.00? I almost feel like he did it on purpose and maybe he was quitting that day or something because he gave me this "I got you fam" look when he gave it to me.
If the funds aren't reclaimed, it's very likely the teller will simply be terminated. Regardless of your opinion of your banks culpability with the financial collapse, perhaps YOU should do the right thing and just return it.
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Originally Posted By Clinos⏩
Yeah I knew they definitely would count the drawers, but I feel like it might be hard as **** to track the transaction because it was crowded af in there and he literally had me come to the side of the counter because all the other tellers were full and we did the transaction then. Pretty sure if they questioned him he would definitely know it was me he ****ed up on because it was near the end of the day. And karma isn't real so fukk it. Morality isn't black and white. It can be very complicated and complex with a ****load of gray areas. Sure stealing is wrong, but I feel more like Robin Hood which many people would definitely be able to sympathize with. I stole from the rich and gave to my poor ass.The teller's drawer came up short and the bank security team is reviewing the tapes which may or may not be good enough to catch the denomination of currency placed into an envelope over an 8 hour shift. Chances are that your transaction is missed over the entirety of the day. That aside, this was probably not that tellers first mistake. Either way the teller is done in banking.
At this point it's all about you and karma. The right thing to do is to take the money back, just understand that it's not saving the teller's ass it's only saving your own ass for future karma.
At this point it's all about you and karma. The right thing to do is to take the money back, just understand that it's not saving the teller's ass it's only saving your own ass for future karma.
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u got 2k richer for no reason
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Originally Posted By BorrachoDamor⏩
Would they really go for that though? Feel like they'd still be able to sue me for the money even if I told them that. If they call me I'll probably just give it back.Here's what you do. You say "**** it" and keep the money. When the bank finds out that the money was given to you they will contact you. You simply tell them that you gave the envolope the way it was to a friend that you owed $2k to. The bank won't go looking for that friend over $2k.
Now you have to understand, that bank teller is getting fired no matter what. So the only reason you should take it back would be if you believe in karma.
Now you have to understand, that bank teller is getting fired no matter what. So the only reason you should take it back would be if you believe in karma.
05-22-2016, 11:16 PM
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Originally Posted By Desperit*******⏩
100% real with you. If the cameras in the bank are good enough they show your face, the transaction, and you leaving the bank 'enriched' through process error. Could you get away with it? Probably. Will you get away with it? Maybe. It's only $2,000. $2,000 wont even cover the legal fees for you to fight something you *could* win in court. That amount of money is too short to risk for anything if you've got food in your stomach and internet access. So in my opinion return the money. The teller is screwed, no point in you being screwed as well.Yeah I knew they definitely would count the drawers, but I feel like it might be hard as **** to track the transaction because it was crowded af in there and he literally had me come to the side of the counter because all the other tellers were full and we did the transaction then. Pretty sure if they questioned him he would definitely know it was me he ****ed up on because it was near the end of the day. And karma isn't real so fukk it. Morality isn't black and white. It can be very complicated and complex with a ****load of gray areas. Sure stealing is wrong, but I feel more like Robin Hood which many people would definitely be able to sympathize with. I stole from the rich and gave to my poor ass.
Robin Hood is getting a few hundred thousand over a period of time and seeding a homeless shelter with food or starting a charity. You just have enough to Robin a nice set of rims for your hooptie.
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why do you phucks think that if he gives it back it has any impact on whether or not the teller loses his job???
he's either lost it already or the even is gone and the guy is still employed.
if the story is true and the dude got up and gave him an envelope with cash in it without counting it in front of him, there is no way to confirm that they gave him the wrong amount.
it's just his word against theirs and banks can't just say "we gave you too much, we're debiting your account now". it's not the same as an ATM or if there was VIDEO EVIDENCE of the wrong amount being given to him.
he's either lost it already or the even is gone and the guy is still employed.
if the story is true and the dude got up and gave him an envelope with cash in it without counting it in front of him, there is no way to confirm that they gave him the wrong amount.
it's just his word against theirs and banks can't just say "we gave you too much, we're debiting your account now". it's not the same as an ATM or if there was VIDEO EVIDENCE of the wrong amount being given to him.
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Originally Posted By Clinos⏩
They'd only take me to court if I didn't agree to give the money back. Fairly certain they would do everything in their power to resolve this matter outside of the courts for the benefit of both parties. If they call me asking about it I'll give it back. There's no way I would be able to give it back until tomorrow anyways because the bank was closed by the time I found out about it so I could just say I was planning on giving it back all along.100% real with you. If the cameras in the bank are good enough they show your face, the transaction, and you leaving the bank 'enriched' through process error. Could you get away with it? Probably. Will you get away with it? Maybe. It's only $2,000. $2,000 wont even cover the legal fees for you to fight something you *could* win in court. That amount of money is too short to risk for anything if you've got food in your stomach and internet access. So in my opinion return the money. The teller is screwed, no point in you being screwed as well.
Robin Hood is getting a few hundred thousand over a period of time and seeding a homeless shelter with food or starting a charity. You just have enough to Robin a nice set of rims for your hooptie.
Robin Hood is getting a few hundred thousand over a period of time and seeding a homeless shelter with food or starting a charity. You just have enough to Robin a nice set of rims for your hooptie.
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this is what happens when establishments hire non white/asian people for diversification.
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Originally Posted By benjarides⏩
And I'm very thankfulthis is what happens when establishments hire non white/asian people for diversification.
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OP just give it back. Theyll contact you regardless. You shouldn't even had to think over such a small amount of money.
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Rest assured that just because he didn't count it in front of you it doesn't mean he didn't count it once on a camera prior. He didn't just grab a huge wad of cash and stuff it in an envelope. The bank won't give you a damn thing if you return it on your own free will but I'd return it.
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Originally Posted By Desperit*******⏩
Bro, most places will just subtract 2000 extra from ur account once they see the mistake if you already didnt give it back. That chit is counted, logged, and tracked for every customer.They'd only take me to court if I didn't agree to give the money back. Fairly certain they would do everything in their power to resolve this matter outside of the courts for the benefit of both parties. If they call me asking about it I'll give it back. There's no way I would be able to give it back until tomorrow anyways because the bank was closed by the time I found out about it so I could just say I was planning on giving it back all along.
Give it back. They didnt give you the money for free, its not yours. Also i bet most banks make you sign big paperwork contracts covering chit like that.
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05-22-2016, 11:39 PM
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Originally Posted By Desperit*******⏩
The bank isn't taking you to court, the state is taking you to court. You live in Georgia, anything over $500 is considered felony theft. There is no both parties situation in the news here, it's some guy got arrested and here is his court date.They'd only take me to court if I didn't agree to give the money back. Fairly certain they would do everything in their power to resolve this matter outside of the courts for the benefit of both parties. If they call me asking about it I'll give it back. There's no way I would be able to give it back until tomorrow anyways because the bank was closed by the time I found out about it so I could just say I was planning on giving it back all along.
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Pretty sure this never happened, but if it magically did, tellers are bonded, and they will be covered.
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Why don't you give it back if they call and if they don't, then don't?
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They're gonna find their mistake. They always do.
And it'll be fixed.
However...this one time, the ATM machine at Bank of America gave me double. I only withdrew $40 but got $80. They never found it!
And it'll be fixed.
However...this one time, the ATM machine at Bank of America gave me double. I only withdrew $40 but got $80. They never found it!
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I'd keep it stashed away until they came knocking.
I don't consider this stealing because of how evil banks are. **** em. You will likely get asked to return the money but I would damn well try to keep it out of principle
I don't consider this stealing because of how evil banks are. **** em. You will likely get asked to return the money but I would damn well try to keep it out of principle
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Originally Posted By BrahPlease⏩
Yeah, and it's counted, tracked, and logged as $2,000.00. There's no way in fukk they'll just automatically deduct it from my account without contacting me first.Bro, most places will just subtract 2000 extra from ur account once they see the mistake if you already didnt give it back. That chit is counted, logged, and tracked for every customer.
Give it back. They didnt give you the money for free, its not yours. Also i bet most banks make you sign big paperwork contracts covering chit like that.
Give it back. They didnt give you the money for free, its not yours. Also i bet most banks make you sign big paperwork contracts covering chit like that.
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