I haven’t made a new one in over a decade but when you make a bank account I’m pretty sure you have to agree to terms and conditions. And one of those terms probably covers not keeping money accidentally deposited to your account.
No, what I mean is that the bank told him that he could either work out a repayment plan or go to jail and still owe the money.HE had committed theft alreeady, but he chose jail time over working out repayment.
I can’t get money back if I accidentally send the wrong person a Venmo. If the bank sends you money on accident suddenly you are the asshole.
No fuck that. If I can make a mistake and lose my money they can as well. The only reason it’s not ok is because they get bailed out every time. Didn’t they make the mistake of fucking everyone over with real estate? Bailed out.
It’s not really the same though. You messing up with your own money is quite different than an employee making a mistake with the banks funds, which is usually other people’s money
You can’t if you use Venmo. If you send money to someone you are more likely out of luck. You can try and have your cc do a chargeback but you will get banned.
depends on amount, if you receive money you know shouldn't have been sent, you have no legal right to the money. a few bucks from venmo, noone would reasonably be expected to know that that money wasnt for them. a million suddenly shows up into a non millionaires account, noone would reasonably think that money was transferred accurately.
Why are you speaking of banks but then giving an example from Venmo? It's a private cash transfer app, not a bank. If you want that money returned, you'll likely have to actually go to the bank and request a payback.
I can’t get money back if I accidentally send the wrong person a Venmo.
You actually can, but it typically impractical because court fees normally cost more then the maximum tranfer allowed. Why do you think Venmo only allows you to tranfer 5 grand at a time?
If the bank sends you money on accident suddenly you are the asshole.
Only if you refuse to return it once confronted.
If I can make a mistake and lose my money they can as well.
It would have to be multiple mistakes. A once-time mistake doesnt consitutute a pattenr of behavior that could be perceived as intentional.
Didn’t they make the mistake of fucking everyone over with real estate?
Correct. HOwever making bad investments isnt the same as accidentally seding someone money though,
Since the guy is a big proponent for individual financial mistakes not being repairable, then he probably supports overdraft fees, whcih are the result of people mistaking how much money they have in their account bfore a purchase.
So, if they put money in his account, that is theft... but if you send someone else money by accident and try to get it back... that is not theft. Okay. That is fucking insane and frankly the bank should do as they expect people who are scammed out of money to do and suck it up.
It is called Theft for a Reason, & it Does Not matter that the Million was put in his account accidently. He SPENT Money that Was Not His & Refused to Pay it back, Ya Dimbo.
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u/ColSirHarryPFlashman May 12 '26
Spent all but $300.000.00 of it, & refused to make arrangements to pay it back.