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WTF, $75k in cash? Not right to get robbed, but that's just fucking out of this world stupid to carry that much cash. Maybe have that stashed in a secured to concrete safe in your home, but all at once, and in your purse?

The bank tellers are all 1. poorly paid 2. resentful if your bank balance is huge 3. want to know your business 4. sometimes want to date you

The whole bunch are idiots. I pity the poor woman who was robbed but what the hell was she going to do with 75 grand in cash?!? She has already paid a steep price for her decision.

The crooks are a bunch of brain dead losers who will now end up in prison.

The female bank teller will descend into stripping, porn, drugs or a trailer park (or all of these) somewhere after she gets out.

WookieMan says

Maybe have that stashed in a secured to concrete safe in your home, but all at once, and in your purse?

Maybe they were going to a house auction, and had been sharing their story with this Liberal Mudshark. Thinking she was a nice lady. As if, there's a nice Liberal in the world.
This Cunt knew enough before hand to have her Blu-Bu's rent a car and stake them out. This is why Conservative Women blow Liberal Bitches away. They are just creepy and skivvy as Fuck!

Tenpoundbass says

Maybe they were going to a house auction,

You know it's 2018, right? You don't bring actual cash to a home auction. If you had a group of say 20 people at an auction, all carrying $75k in cash, they would be robbed every time. There is ZERO reason to have $75k in cash on you. Ever. Unless you're an idiot or doing something illegal.

It can be in your home for sure, but you build up the amount over time. I used to keep $10-15k in cash at the house, but it just started freaking me out and making me paranoid about my homes security. I hate banks, but it is what it is. I'm protected up to $250k in every bank and can sleep much better at night. This woman was an idiot for having that much cash. Definitely not as dumb as the teller and her brothers from a different colored mother.

I knew this had to be an inside job when the story was reported earlier this week. No way the robbers randomly attacked a woman who just happened to have withdrawn a whopping $75k in cash. Perhaps it was payroll or a purchase of something business related. Either way businesses do sometimes work with large cash amounts. That teller was ready with her thug bf to cash in.
Probably a Leftist.
I’d like to see her Twitter history! Or Facetwat posts.

Quigley says

Perhaps it was payroll or a purchase of something business related. Either way businesses do sometimes work with large cash amounts. That teller was ready with her thug bf to cash in.

Of course businesses deal with large amounts of cash. But she wasn't bringing it TO the bank. She withdrew the cash is my understanding.

Fact is, if you're a business dealing with that much cash, you're using armored trucks. If it was to purchase something that's what a check is for. Hell, if you can put $75k on a credit card, you'd get a shitload of points. The fact she took that much out immediately means it get reported to the government. Just seems fucked up to me. Or pure idiocy.

Again, not cool for her to get robbed. That's ghetto.

WookieMan says

WTF, $75k in cash? Not right to get robbed, but that's just fucking out of this world stupid to carry that much cash.

WookieMan says

Fact is, if you're a business dealing with that much cash, you're using armored trucks.

Really??

You think $75K is so much money that you should call an armored truck to transport it?

WookieMan says

Hell, if you can put $75k on a credit card, you'd get a shitload of points.

So, if she was going to make a cash sale to buy property, buy a big boat, buy a collector car or maybe a motor home, do many private sellers accept credit cards?

WookieMan says

The fact she took that much out immediately means it get reported to the government.

So what, it happens all the time for any amount over $10K or even if you structure lower amounts.

Strange.

"Travoon"

Where do these names comes from?

People have the right to walk around with $75K without expecting to get robbed by the BLM, that's just bullshit you Liberals make excuses that she was just asking for it.

This is why stand your ground and the second amendment is so God Damn important.

Everyone should be required to carry a gun for self defense.

Something doesn't make any sense. How did anyone know the women was going to withdraw cash that day to set the whole thing up. There is a LOT more to the story.

MrMagic says

do many private sellers accept credit cards?

They will take a cashiers check.

MrMagic says

You think $75K is so much money that you should call an armored truck to transport it?

Lol. Reading comprehension again. Where did I say that? She withdrew $75k and walked out of a bank. That's. Fucking. Retarded. Should she have gotten robbed? Fuck no. A crime was committed and the parties involved will do the time. Cash based businesses use armored trucks. They must be stupid I guess. We'll just let the Walgreens manager run over to BOA and drop off that $40k in cash. Nothing bad will happen there. Jesus this get nauseating.

Yes or no. Carrying $75k cash is smart?

MrMagic says

So, if she was going to make a cash sale to buy property, buy a big boat, buy a collector car or maybe a motor home, do many private sellers accept credit cards?

It's called a wire transfer. You do use a bank, right? Taking $75k of cash out and carrying it is probably a top 10 dumbest things I've heard anyone try to argue against. There are plenty of ways to get cash from one individual to another. There simply isn't a discussion to be had here. I'm surprised you're wanting to have it.

MrMagic says

So what, it happens all the time for any amount over $10K or even if you structure lower amounts.

What are you talking about? I never said it didn't happen all the time. Why would you want the government knowing about ANY of your finances wherever you can do it? Even if it's for legal purposes? I for sure don't want the government in my business.

Something doesn't make any sense. How did anyone know the women was going to withdraw cash that day to set the whole thing up. There is a LOT more to the story.

MrMagic says

do many private sellers accept credit cards?

* EDIT - below is a quote from Bob. Something messed up*

They will take a cashiers check.

*EDIT END - Wookie typing below*

This too. Usually like a $3 fee. Or $0 if you actually have what would be considered a lot of money in the bank. I didn't realize that in 2018 people didn't understand how to transfer money from one person to the other. You learn something everyday I suppose.

bob2356 says

Something doesn't make any sense. How did anyone know the women was going to withdraw cash that day to set the whole thing up. There is a LOT more to the story.

You know Bob, once again, reading comprehension works wonders. Try reading the link in the OP and you'll see the bank teller send a text to her boyfriend that the lady was leaving with the money. Plus, in many cases when you withdraw this amount you have to give the bank a few days notice to get the cash together, so the bank knew when she was coming back.

Amazing that lack of real life skills for some here.


bob2356 says

They will take a cashiers check.

Duh.... really??? It was Wookie who said they should use a credit card. What if you're working a cash deal to get a bigger discount??? What a novel concept, right?

WookieMan says

MrMagic says

You think $75K is so much money that you should call an armored truck to transport it?

Lol. Reading comprehension again. Where did I say that?

Right here:

WookieMan says

Fact is, if you're a business dealing with that much cash, you're using armored trucks.

WookieMan says

Cash based businesses use armored trucks.

Seriously, you suffering from dementia?


WookieMan says

She withdrew $75k and walked out of a bank. That's. Fucking. Retarded.

You've never walked around with a large sum of money? Sheltered life?

WookieMan says

I used to keep $10-15k in cash at the house,

Oh wait, yes you have...

WookieMan says

We'll just let the Walgreens manager run over to BOA and drop off that $40k in cash.

Once again, you need to get out in the real world more. Many cash based businesses go deposit a lot higher amounts than that. Hell, my first job, we would walk over to the bank a few times a day and make cash drops.

WookieMan says

Yes or no. Carrying $75k cash is smart?

Depends what you're using it for. The article doesn't say. It could be or couldn't be. You have no facts to make that determination.

WookieMan says

It's called a wire transfer. You do use a bank, right? Taking $75k of cash out and carrying it is probably a top 10 dumbest things I've heard anyone try to argue against. There are plenty of ways to get cash from one individual to another.

Here's another hint for you, a wire transfer ISN'T a cash transaction between two people.

WookieMan says

There simply isn't a discussion to be had here. I'm surprised you're wanting to have it.

I'm trying to educate you on the Facts of the real world and expand your horizons.

WookieMan says

Why would you want the government knowing about ANY of your finances wherever you can do it?

So a wire transfer makes the transaction hidden?? Really??

WookieMan says

Something doesn't make any sense. How did anyone know the women was going to withdraw cash that day to set the whole thing up.

Well it could have been an insurance check, and the woman had been in contact with the teller about when the funds would be available so she could withdraw it.
There was obviously some anticipation on both parties part, the victim in this case I'm sure was in communication with the Mudshark about funds and when those funds would be available. The Mudshark had her Obama Son's ready to pounce when they became available. As they had to prepare to rent a car before hand to be ready.

What I don't get is what part the Cross Over played in the heist. The first guy jumped out of the Cross over, then the cross over went to the road ready to turn in. Then the Dodge came roaring up when the guy was having a problem taking what was rightfully Obama son's money to steal.

clambo says

The bank tellers are all 1. poorly paid 2. resentful if your bank balance is huge 3

I can confirm this.

I was at my credit union trying to deposit a semi-large amount of cash ($3,500 for the sale of an ATV). The woman behind the counter casually remarked, "Based on your balance, perhaps you could look into one of our mutual fund investment accounts."

So this tells me:

1. The teller can see pretty much every detail about your financial status with the institution.
2. They are human beings who make judgments about you based on that information.
3. The financial institutions are encouraging tellers to make product suggestions to customers based on this information.

MrMagic says

WookieMan says

Yes or no. Carrying $75k cash is smart?

Depends what you're using it for. The article doesn't say. It could be or couldn't be. You have no facts to make that determination.

Cool, no answer. You like to talk around things like it makes reality go away or what the conversation was about.

$75k cash in your pocket/purse/brief case, good idea, yes or no?

While it's happened to idiots, good luck stealing my wire transfer. Good luck stealing my cashiers check written to an individual/business and being able to cash it. My ENTIRE point was that the women was fucking stupid for walking out of that bank with $75k on her. This is indisputable because there are other ways to transfer cash to an individual or business. You are essentially agreeing through argument that it was a fine idea for her to have that much cash. That simply is not very smart when you can get the money to another party though different means.

MrMagic says

Here's another hint for you, a wire transfer ISN'T a cash transaction between two people.

What? A wire might take a couple hours (same day usually though), but when the money transfers, I can take it out of my bank as cash. Your statement doesn't compute.

Listen, if you think an individual, specifically a woman, should be walking around with $75k then I think the discussion is done here (sorry it's sexist). You can throw out the anomalies where people do this, but it doesn't make it smart or a good idea. If you can't understand that, then I'm moving on.

We had a thread about this a while ago. She is a small business owner (gas station or something like that). Money was likely meant to be for paying contractors and/or employees under the table, which I can not blame her for - this is very common in ethnic and redneck neighborhoods in SE Texas.

dr6B says

We had a thread about this a while ago. She is a small business owner (gas station or something like that). Money was likely meant to be for paying contractors and/or employees under the table, which I can not blame her for - this is very common in ethnic and redneck neighborhoods in SE Texas.

Understood. Glad to get a logical explanation for why carrying that much cash is necessary instead of 20 quotes from something I already said. Albeit it sounds like it was for illegal payments to avoid taxes, which is just as dumb and illegal. So my opinion/statement about carrying $75k cash still stands as a really dumb fucking idea and there are better ways to transfer money.

MrMagic says

bob2356 says

Something doesn't make any sense. How did anyone know the women was going to withdraw cash that day to set the whole thing up. There is a LOT more to the story.

You know Bob, once again, reading comprehension works wonders. Try reading the link in the OP and you'll see the bank teller send a text to her boyfriend that the lady was leaving with the money. Plus, in many cases when you withdraw this amount you have to give the bank a few days notice to get the cash together, so the bank knew when she was coming back.

Amazing that lack of real life skills for some here

Gee, in my real life skills in even the smallest most podunk bank there is more than 1 teller in a bank as well as several bank officers. Most people would see the bank manager to set up a large cash withdrawal The odds of a particular teller having enough information to rent a car and set up accomplishes ahead of time are pretty low.

MrMagic says

. What if you're working a cash deal to get a bigger discount??? What a novel concept, right?

Wow saving a sub $10 fee for a cashiers check would certainly make all the difference in a 75,000 deal. ROFLOL.

bob2356 says

Wow saving a sub $10 fee for a cashiers check would certainly make all the difference in a 75,000 deal. ROFLOL

This is just it, and the point I've been trying to make to him. IF it HAS to be cash, it's almost certainly illegal. Carrying $75k is dumb as fuck to make a cash payment. A wire, cashiers check, fuck maybe even paypal will allow that amount from a checking account. There's ZERO reason to EVER for legal purposes carry that much cash. Which as you said makes this situation end to end seem sketchy.

And there's only one person here questioning this. Weird. The entire board must be idiots.

WookieMan says

dumb and illegal

Dumb - no, she will save money on taxes and likely has been doing this for tens of years until meeting a friendly neighborhood bank teller. Husband should have carried a gun, which he said on TV he will do from now on (I guess he was complacent because it worked for a long time, and not packing was dumb). Illegal - absolutely yes

dr6B says

Dumb - no, she will save money on taxes

We don't though, only she does. Taxes are here to stay and fuck the people that try to skirt the law. I/we pay the difference. It's dumb and frankly I hope the shit she was doing gets uncovered and she pays back taxes and penalties regardless of being robbed . This goes for illegals too. I HATE taxes, but don't live here if you don't want to pay them. She's a criminal just like the people that robbed her if she's skirting tax laws.

Walking around with $75K is fine, not being armed while doing so is Silly.

bob2356 says

Gee, in my real life skills in even the smallest most podunk bank there is more than 1 teller in a bank as well as several bank officers. Most people would see the bank manager to set up a large cash withdrawal The odds of a particular teller having enough information to rent a car and set up accomplishes ahead of time are pretty low.

Another one who's been living under a rock.

bob2356 says

MrMagic says

. What if you're working a cash deal to get a bigger discount??? What a novel concept, right?

Wow saving a sub $10 fee for a cashiers check would certainly make all the difference in a 75,000 deal. ROFLOL.

and that comment proves it..

Let me help clear up your cluelessness. The cash discount wasn't to save $10 on a bank check... duh... the cash discount is to get a better deal from the seller of what she's buying. How about a 10% savings on a $75K purchase by paying cash??? Wouldn't that be a little bit more than $10? Need my calculator again to figure that out?

I do that all the time with cash deals... I know that such a unique concept to some of the participants in this thread, based on comments..


LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL

Goran_K says

I can confirm this.

I was at my credit union trying to deposit a semi-large amount of cash ($3,500 for the sale of an ATV). The woman behind the counter casually remarked, "Based on your balance, perhaps you could look into one of our mutual fund investment accounts."

My bank use to do that to me all the time when they would bring up my accounts. I'd see their eyes light up when they viewed their screen, then the question comes out "would you like to speak with one of our financial advisors", or try and pitch some other sort of investment product? It actually became uncomfortable, depending on what other customers were within earshot.

I finally told them put a BIG note on my account to never ask me again... I now also try to deal with one or two tellers that know me, so they know the drill and just do what I ask them to do.

MrMagic says

I do that all the time with cash deals.

Sure right. I'm sure somewhere someone almost believes that.

Garage sales don't count.

MrMagic says

I finally told them put a BIG note on my account to never ask me again... I now also try to deal with one or two tellers that know me, so they know the drill and just do what I ask them to do.

Why would they ask you anything in the first place? If you've got lots of money, you're not actually going into the bank. You know that right? They sell stuff to the little people. People with money have friends on the board, etc. They're not dealing with some fucking teller.

bob2356 says

MrMagic says

I do that all the time with cash deals.

Sure right. I'm sure somewhere someone almost believes that.

Garage sales don't count.

But cars, boats, race cars, special equipment and RVs, do.

MrMagic says

bob2356 says

MrMagic says

I do that all the time with cash deals.

Sure right. I'm sure somewhere someone almost believes that.

Garage sales don't count.

But cars, boats, race cars, special equipment and RVs, do.

Everyone is going to puke at this point with this nonsense. Check, cashiers check, wire transfer, paypal, apple pay and yes, some individuals have the ability to accept credit cards to pay for your items. There's ZERO reason to bring cash to this type of transaction. If anything, you'll end up like the lady that got robbed.

I'm not sure what else can be said on this. There's not a normal person here that would think bringing $75k in cash anywhere, regardless if it's for a transaction is smart. There are other ways to pay. You have to be right even though you're wrong. It shows.

WookieMan says

Why would they ask you anything in the first place?

Seriously, you should quit while your ahead. Every post you make shows more and more cluelessness in the real world.

WookieMan says

If you've got lots of money, you're not actually going into the bank. You know that right?

Ahhh, I see.... I guess there's no reason to go in and cash a check then, and keep an established relationship with the bank?

Got it!!

WookieMan says

They sell stuff to the little people.

Wow,,,, just amazing... they sell stuff to people who actually HAVE money. There's no reason to push one of their products to someone with $20 in their account... duh...

MrMagic says

Ahhh, I see.... I guess there's no reason to go in and cash a check then, and keep an established relationship with the bank?

Own the bank. If you're a shareholder AND have large deposits you can do what you want. You don't have to go into the bank. And yes, tellers and front line personal at any bank are simply selling stuff to people with no money. You didn't know that? They have separate sales people that sell to anyone with money. It's called an account executive (they'll label it VP of something or another). I don't deal with anyone in a physical bank branch. I don't need to go there. They come to me.

MrMagic says

Ahhh, I see.... I guess there's no reason to go in and cash a check then, and keep an established relationship with the bank?

Also, the 1980's wanted their check back so you can go "cash" it. Lol. You really don't have money, do you?

WookieMan says

Also, the 1980's wanted their check back so you can go "cash" it.

Never had a check mailed to you, have you..

Never went to the bank to cash a check for a few grand, instead of having to make multiple ATM withdraws?

WookieMan says

You really don't have money, do you?

I'm POSITIVE it's a hell of a lot more than you. Your Walmart cashier experience is really showing in this thread.


WookieMan says

I don't deal with anyone in a physical bank branch. I don't need to go there.

True, when you don't have any money, there's no need to go. I'm glad we finally cleared up your level of banking experience.

THREAD CLOSED.

The amount of energy devoted to this thread is staggering

MrMagic says

WookieMan says

There's not a normal person here that would think bringing $75k in cash anywhere, regardless if it's for a transaction is smart. There are other ways to pay. You have to be right even though you're wrong. It shows.

Stop... just stop.... you're (lack of) real world experiences are really showing..

We paid over $60K CASH for a race boat, not a cashiers check, not a money order, not a wire transfer...

Let's see how smart you really are to see if you can figure out why.

Tell me the reason. There's zero LEGAL transactions that HAVE to be done with cash in person. This is called drug dealing. Bartering by buying a boat someone is trying to get rid or in exchange for something, wait for it, illegal. All to fly under the radar. If it's to save 10% because you have cash on hand, you got fooled and could have negotiated a lower price with that idiot.

Who the fuck actually buys a boat anyway? Not a good use of money. $60k as well for a "race" boat.

Unless they're nautical enthusiast, most wealthy people just rent them. What do I know. I work at Walmart. Lol. FYI, $60k for a boat is chump change to boating enthusiasts. Have fun on your pontoon. Lol.

Evan F. says

The amount of energy devoted to this thread is staggering

Right on. I'm being a dick and can at least admit it. $75k in cash in your backpack is smart though, right?

@Patrick - When I click @Evan F. it says there's no username or something along those lines. Everyone else it does. Is it the punctuation (period) at the end maybe?

Nothing agains you Evan, just clicked on your username to see what shit you were tossing like everyone else around here and it looks like you don't exist. ;)

Ah, it's because of the space in the name. I stopped allowing spaces in new names to fix that, but "Evan F." must be an older name and I don't want to force people to change existing names.

@Wookieman ^^