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Proof that stupidity has no bounds.

On tiktok some bright bulb discovered if you write a check to yourself and you have less than that in your account you can withdraw from that deposit. In their grand stupidity they thought they were getting free money. lol

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While they're on TikTok they can find a video on how to make "toilet wine". It'll come in handy in prison.

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In some circles, this is known as "deficit spending".  ;)

Pretty funny that's it's idiocy if an individual does it, but "sound financial policy" if groups of "responsible" people who should really know better do it.  B)

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I wouldn't have thought that any TikTok users would be old or backward enough to actually still use personal checks you have to fill out with a pen and then cash. :blink:

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11 minutes ago, peteski said:

I wouldn't have thought that any TikTok users would be old or backward enough to actually still use personal checks you have to fill out with a pen and then cash. :blink:

I have seen "let's make fun of zoomers" vids with plenty of them who don't even know how.

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15 hours ago, jaymcminn said:

While they're on TikTok they can find a video on how to make "toilet wine". It'll come in handy in prison.

That along with the "180 degree cookbook". Prison hot water is HOT....

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15 hours ago, John M. said:

Stupidity and greed go hand and hand. 

What amazes me is one these idiots didn't think that they were going to have to pay back this money and two is that they did videos of committing a crime and then posting on social media.

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Way back when there were only paper checks. There was this scam called Check Kiting. If you played it right you get "Free Money."  As long as you use fake ID to open the first bank account. Lots of info on Google.

Mike 

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The people at the banks don't pay attention, and haven't for years. 

At work, whenever I had to rewrite a payroll check, I stopped payment on the "old" one.  No exceptions. 

At one place, I got a call from an out-of-state bank.  An ex-employee had apparently "found" a previously "lost" check, and cashed it.  The bank (a different bank from the one the check was written from) cashed it.  The guy apparently had had an account there but closed it prior to cashing the check.  So the bank should have referred him to the bank with the account the check was written on. 

I told the person from the bank that cashed the bad check that payment had been stopped on that one.  He still asked, "what do you recommend we do with this check"...my answer was "put some ketchup on it, and hold your nose..."

He didn't like that.  Hey, I did my job, your people failed to do theirs...

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