Topic: Dont Ask, Dont Tell! (Read 1056 times)
You are asked many questions about most things you do now days
Seems pretty obvious. Another HARSH slap came in the State of Florida :
http://247cryptonews.com/4-years-in-prison-for-bitinstant-exchanger-who-helped-silk-road/
I cant help but scratch my head and wonder,
"when I walk into my bank and see a teller, withdraw hard currency,
has anyone ever asked what am I going to spend the $ for"
LOL!
If you suddenly want withdraw money than your normal limit why you think nobody will ask you that question?http://247cryptonews.com/4-years-in-prison-for-bitinstant-exchanger-who-helped-silk-road/
I cant help but scratch my head and wonder,
"when I walk into my bank and see a teller, withdraw hard currency,
has anyone ever asked what am I going to spend the $ for"
LOL!
Which is why I hate dealing with people. Easier to do a wire transfer. Or withdraw money from an ATM multiple times.
Atm still limits you to how much you can withdraw on a daily basis. Try withdrawing $500 from 10 atms in the same day and see if you don't get a few calls or have to make a few calls when they stop the transactions and take your debit card.
Seems pretty obvious. Another HARSH slap came in the State of Florida :
http://247cryptonews.com/4-years-in-prison-for-bitinstant-exchanger-who-helped-silk-road/
I cant help but scratch my head and wonder,
"when I walk into my bank and see a teller, withdraw hard currency,
has anyone ever asked what am I going to spend the $ for"
LOL!
http://247cryptonews.com/4-years-in-prison-for-bitinstant-exchanger-who-helped-silk-road/
I cant help but scratch my head and wonder,
"when I walk into my bank and see a teller, withdraw hard currency,
has anyone ever asked what am I going to spend the $ for"
LOL!
Try opening a new bank account nowadays. They'll ask you a LOT more questions than they used to.
Seems pretty obvious. Another HARSH slap came in the State of Florida :
http://247cryptonews.com/4-years-in-prison-for-bitinstant-exchanger-who-helped-silk-road/
I cant help but scratch my head and wonder,
"when I walk into my bank and see a teller, withdraw hard currency,
has anyone ever asked what am I going to spend the $ for"
LOL!
If you suddenly want withdraw money than your normal limit why you think nobody will ask you that question?http://247cryptonews.com/4-years-in-prison-for-bitinstant-exchanger-who-helped-silk-road/
I cant help but scratch my head and wonder,
"when I walk into my bank and see a teller, withdraw hard currency,
has anyone ever asked what am I going to spend the $ for"
LOL!
Which is why I hate dealing with people. Easier to do a wire transfer. Or withdraw money from an ATM multiple times.
I've had wire transfers blocked pending an explanation from me. ATM withdrawals typically have daily limits of between 500-2500$.
It's very rare that I need to, but now I make sure to call my account manager before making any larger than usual transaction.
Seems pretty obvious. Another HARSH slap came in the State of Florida :
http://247cryptonews.com/4-years-in-prison-for-bitinstant-exchanger-who-helped-silk-road/
I cant help but scratch my head and wonder,
"when I walk into my bank and see a teller, withdraw hard currency,
has anyone ever asked what am I going to spend the $ for"
LOL!
If you suddenly want withdraw money than your normal limit why you think nobody will ask you that question?http://247cryptonews.com/4-years-in-prison-for-bitinstant-exchanger-who-helped-silk-road/
I cant help but scratch my head and wonder,
"when I walk into my bank and see a teller, withdraw hard currency,
has anyone ever asked what am I going to spend the $ for"
LOL!
Which is why I hate dealing with people. Easier to do a wire transfer. Or withdraw money from an ATM multiple times.
cant help but scratch my head and wonder,
"when I walk into my bank and see a teller, withdraw hard currency,
has anyone ever asked what am I going to spend the $ for"
LOL!
"when I walk into my bank and see a teller, withdraw hard currency,
has anyone ever asked what am I going to spend the $ for"
LOL!
They actually do, if it's a "large" amount. Think this is happening all over the world last few years.
Yes, I wonder under what rock the OP has been living?
Don't be so harsh, he's a newbie...
Oh, you're a newbie too, how comes?
Lol newbie on the site..!! but not in real life.!! He should be knowing it.!! I guess he never took out a big sum out of the bank.! so he never came to know of it.!
Seems pretty obvious. Another HARSH slap came in the State of Florida :
http://247cryptonews.com/4-years-in-prison-for-bitinstant-exchanger-who-helped-silk-road/
I cant help but scratch my head and wonder,
"when I walk into my bank and see a teller, withdraw hard currency,
has anyone ever asked what am I going to spend the $ for"
LOL!
If you suddenly want withdraw money than your normal limit why you think nobody will ask you that question? http://247cryptonews.com/4-years-in-prison-for-bitinstant-exchanger-who-helped-silk-road/
I cant help but scratch my head and wonder,
"when I walk into my bank and see a teller, withdraw hard currency,
has anyone ever asked what am I going to spend the $ for"
LOL!
Inside the courtroom they should bring in all the deformed drug addicts who lost their mojo cause they injected heroine from silk road
cant help but scratch my head and wonder,
"when I walk into my bank and see a teller, withdraw hard currency,
has anyone ever asked what am I going to spend the $ for"
LOL!
"when I walk into my bank and see a teller, withdraw hard currency,
has anyone ever asked what am I going to spend the $ for"
LOL!
They actually do, if it's a "large" amount. Think this is happening all over the world last few years.
Yes, I wonder under what rock the OP has been living?
I've heard of this happening too. A few bank tellers have asked me what I was saving for when I've put money in to my savings account before (though I just took this to be smalltalk even if it was none of their business).
Anti money laundering legislation has made snoops out of all bank tellers.
cant help but scratch my head and wonder,
"when I walk into my bank and see a teller, withdraw hard currency,
has anyone ever asked what am I going to spend the $ for"
LOL!
"when I walk into my bank and see a teller, withdraw hard currency,
has anyone ever asked what am I going to spend the $ for"
LOL!
They actually do, if it's a "large" amount. Think this is happening all over the world last few years.
Yes, I wonder under what rock the OP has been living?
I've heard of this happening too. A few bank tellers have asked me what I was saving for when I've put money in to my savings account before (though I just took this to be smalltalk even if it was none of their business).
Note: they ask that question to follow their policy regarding money laundering requested by FED. Basically they can flag your account to the FEDs if theyre suspicious that your activity isnt " normal" for a regular Joe/Jane. The $10000 limit is a hard switch, this is a soft switch.
All the news about this case are very vague and misleading. Apparently the guy didn't get sentenced for selling bitcoins but for illegal money transmitting.
As explained by seriouscoin in other thread:
Stupid fcking media at its best. Spreading BS titles and intentionally mislead general public about the "news"
There is no " involvement in an underground Bitcoin exchange selling the digital currency to users of the black market website Silk Road." charge. The charge is "unlicensed Money transmitter"
Basically he sold and bought BTC on behalf of his client. The key here is "behalf of someone else, ie. brokerage ". He did not buy or sell bitcoins for himself.
Another charge was tax offense related which often called "money laundering". Funny word for not paying the government their shares
All that add up to his sentence.
There is no " involvement in an underground Bitcoin exchange selling the digital currency to users of the black market website Silk Road." charge. The charge is "unlicensed Money transmitter"
Basically he sold and bought BTC on behalf of his client. The key here is "behalf of someone else, ie. brokerage ". He did not buy or sell bitcoins for himself.
Another charge was tax offense related which often called "money laundering". Funny word for not paying the government their shares
All that add up to his sentence.
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cant help but scratch my head and wonder,
"when I walk into my bank and see a teller, withdraw hard currency,
has anyone ever asked what am I going to spend the $ for"
LOL!
"when I walk into my bank and see a teller, withdraw hard currency,
has anyone ever asked what am I going to spend the $ for"
LOL!
They actually do, if it's a "large" amount. Think this is happening all over the world last few years.
Yes, I wonder under what rock the OP has been living?
I've heard of this happening too. A few bank tellers have asked me what I was saving for when I've put money in to my savings account before (though I just took this to be smalltalk even if it was none of their business).
cant help but scratch my head and wonder,
"when I walk into my bank and see a teller, withdraw hard currency,
has anyone ever asked what am I going to spend the $ for"
LOL!
"when I walk into my bank and see a teller, withdraw hard currency,
has anyone ever asked what am I going to spend the $ for"
LOL!
They actually do, if it's a "large" amount. Think this is happening all over the world last few years.
Yes, I wonder under what rock the OP has been living?
Don't be so harsh, he's a newbie...
Oh, you're a newbie too, how comes?
Indeed, perplexing to say the least
cant help but scratch my head and wonder,
"when I walk into my bank and see a teller, withdraw hard currency,
has anyone ever asked what am I going to spend the $ for"
LOL!
"when I walk into my bank and see a teller, withdraw hard currency,
has anyone ever asked what am I going to spend the $ for"
LOL!
They actually do, if it's a "large" amount. Think this is happening all over the world last few years.
Yes, I wonder under what rock the OP has been living?
cant help but scratch my head and wonder,
"when I walk into my bank and see a teller, withdraw hard currency,
has anyone ever asked what am I going to spend the $ for"
LOL!
"when I walk into my bank and see a teller, withdraw hard currency,
has anyone ever asked what am I going to spend the $ for"
LOL!
They actually do, if it's a "large" amount. Think this is happening all over the world last few years.
Seems pretty obvious. Another HARSH slap came in the State of Florida :
http://247cryptonews.com/4-years-in-prison-for-bitinstant-exchanger-who-helped-silk-road/
I cant help but scratch my head and wonder,
"when I walk into my bank and see a teller, withdraw hard currency,
has anyone ever asked what am I going to spend the $ for"
LOL!
http://247cryptonews.com/4-years-in-prison-for-bitinstant-exchanger-who-helped-silk-road/
I cant help but scratch my head and wonder,
"when I walk into my bank and see a teller, withdraw hard currency,
has anyone ever asked what am I going to spend the $ for"
LOL!
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