I robbed a bank last week. Should I share the $43,212 with my crappy family?
599649
you didnt really rob the bank...or are you really this stupid to announce it on the internet?
250180
did someone steal your money?
264001
I don't think so. Your insurance company probably has a loophole in the insurance plan that says it would be an exclusion if you were robbed while customers were in the bank after hours.
659207
I have an "Investment" tip for you. Bring a suitcase full of money and meet me down by the docks at 2am...come alone.\n\n\nDon't tell anyone about this.
730191
I don't know how anonymous I am but here goes. I took a taxi to the mall to meet up with a distressed friend who was abandoned by her boyfriend. I met her tended to her and stupidly I had not enough money to get home. we went to McDonald's bought something off the dollar menu and I pulled 20$ of the charity box so we could get home. I felt so terrible that I did that, I went back the next week and put $40 in. What I did was disgusting.. i know.
234230
I would probably try to get a hold of something personal of his...and tell him he can have it back when you get your $300!\n Going to court will teach him a lesson...but it may leave you out of pocket!\n Could you get another family member to talk to him about it?
46356
check with the bank. it should be fine.
384844
i stole a 450$$ couch purse with a 400$ digital camera inside of it although i did get caught with those chechk last year and have to pay back 8500 so you get caught for something sooner or later not to be a party pooper lol
89132
When you find out let me know.  To some of my family members, I am the First National Bank.  They always want to make a “loan”, but they don’t want to pay it back.  I calculated that if had charge them interest for all the “loans” I would be a millionaire.\n\nTo be honest with your question, don't bail these family members out.  They need learn how to stand on their own two feet.  If they can’t (or won’t) pay the bills then the can suffer the consequences.  If they know that you help them out then the will continue in their ways.  \n\nOne example is when my brother told me that he had no money to pay his electric bill and wanted a “loan” to pay it.  The week before my brother bought over $100 of computer equipment.  He got mad at me when his light got turn off.  I don’t feel bad about it because it was his fault.  He should have paid his bills before buying computer equipment.  Anyway I would have never seen the $200 again.  By the way my brother is 50+.  Some people never learn how to handle money.
69781
If you couldn't afford to lose the $300, you shouldn't bet that much. It's considered very rude to ask for a bet back. Be careful of your gambling in the future and try to find some small jobs to earn it back.
516544
I think you have a legitimate complaint. How did they get you banking information to begin with?  I think if you authorize them to take money out of your account they should have your voice recorded giving them permission to take out the $600.00, on whatever date it is they took it out on. Get your information from the bank and call them back and turn the tables on them and ask them who gave them authorization to take the money out on this date, and that you want proof of it. You will be coming in for the proof and taking it to your attorney to review. If you are able to pick it up don't tell them you are going to your attorney until they hand over the proof. Also, ask them to highlight where you gave them permission to take this  extra $600.00. If you ask for the proof and they can't come up with it they will have to put it back in your account immediately. Make sure you tell them so. If they won't put the money back into your account and they give you a paper that is showing proof that you didn't authorize you will have to get an attorney. I hope not but they can't get away with doing things like this. Also, threaten to call the local newspaper and tell them what they did. See how they like that. You could also call the police and ask them if you have any recourse with this company. Usually going on the news scares the daylights out of them because it hurts their business.
805740
Best thing to do is Kindly talk to your bank and explain the situation and hope for the best it may depend on your history with the bank if you have a good reputation you may be all good but your going to have to replace the money that was taken out
361248
My dear you shouldn't go on line asking to borrow money or anything valuable. People don't usually trust who they don't know. Maybe you should try getting a job where you can earn and save or go to a close family or friend.  I hope something will work out for you, after all you said it was a need.
680019
Its not a percentage from the banks, I think its when I got out in the parking lot and pick up the pennies people throw out their windows,  fifteen minutes of rolling pennies and I have eight bucks to spend at the dive bar next door. I EARNED IT FOR CRYIN OUT LOUD I had to bend over!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!SO yeah, I saved the pennies from gettin run over and flattened, and I earned a cheap drunk!
862753
The best way would be to rob a bank....OH wait, no, that's illegal. Perhaps get a job and save up for it.
522528
For me it's alright. They are family anyway. :) Just make sure that your older siblings has the capacity to pay you back because if not and your in need of money, you'll have a big problem! And you're really wise to charge interest. ;)
746579
Hey, that's the same story that happend between my sister, her boy-friend, and our step-father.  Are you my sister?  Ok, just incase you're not or are...if your boy-friend has stolen before in the past, it's likely that he stole from your house.  He could be lieing to you about him not taking the money.  Then again money can be easily misplaced/lost.  Depending where your family had the money.  If it was in a safe/drawer/box and it's not there anymore, or they didn't touch it,  then yes someone stole it.  But if they had it in their pocket or on a table or something, then it's probably somewhere in the street or house.  If your boy-friend did it, you have to leave him, just like that.  He's not trustworthy.  Trust is one of the keys that keeps a relationship healthy.  You deserve better.