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Lady ICE 
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 Posted: Mar 27 2014 at 8:32pm |
The teen did the sensible thing and immediately started buying sh*t,
lmfao. 
this happened to my mom once. she didnt do anything. and they took it back a couple days later
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mzsophisticated
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Posted: Mar 27 2014 at 9:03pm |
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I will be so scared that I wont be able to deposit anything in any banks again with the fear of the placing a block so they could get their funds back, so I would never spend it...I will be so scared they will go to court to garnish wages or something....hell nah
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Posted: Mar 27 2014 at 10:20pm |
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I think I add a good $700 deposited in my account when I was a poor college student. I stared at it with wishful thinking but I never touched it...Ugh...This things I could have done with that money back then
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Posted: Mar 27 2014 at 11:07pm |
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It's the bank's fault. The boy was smart to say it was an inheritance. They need to count it as a loss, fire the teller and keep it moving.
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Posted: Mar 31 2014 at 12:04am |
welp.
Saturday, March 29, 2014 
Steven Fields will have plenty of time on his hands to think about his poor decision making. The 18-year-old Hull, GA man turned himself in on Friday and was charged with theft by taking for refusing to return $25,000 that a teller mistakenly deposited into his account. |
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Posted: Mar 31 2014 at 12:08am |
 ModelessDiva wrote:
Wildfire wrote:
"The teen did the sensible thing and immediately started buying sh*t"
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i laughed too when i read that |
Loudly and choked I feel like if that type of thing happens, the recipient should get to keep it AND the bank should deposit the matching amount to the original owner. As much money as they make, they can take that kind of loss and give us little people some sh*t to look forward to possibly happening to us
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Posted: Mar 31 2014 at 12:37am |
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Soooo....
He really thinks keeping the money is worth possible prison time and a permanent record as a thief?
I damn sure wouldn't turn my nose up at $25,000, but its not worth all the mess he's putting himself thru.
Just un-ass those folks money...
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Posted: Mar 31 2014 at 12:41am |
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So is the teller being charged as an accessory?
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Posted: Mar 31 2014 at 5:32am |
OhMyCurlz wrote:
So is the teller being charged as an accessory? |
maybe I missed something but why would that happen? did he give the teller some money, they were in on it or something?
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Posted: Mar 31 2014 at 5:59am |
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I'll transfer the money to another bank account, and then close the account immediately so they don't try to recall the payment.
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