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Quote from: Fatunad on July 05, 2022, 04:58:11 PM

Quote from: madnessteat on July 05, 2022, 12:03:34 PM

We all see this situation differently, but I really feel sorry for the guy. The idea is that he was hurt because of someone else's mistake. Yes, he's also partly to blame for spending someone else's money, but if it wasn't for the transfer, he wouldn't be in trouble. I sincerely wish him to sort out these problems as soon as possible and get back to a normal life without these crazy debts and jail.

You wont really be making yourself to put into trouble if you hadnt just make use of those funds which isnt yours.Its not really that ethical of been using those funds which is understandable that it was just an accident and it is really just right that you wont really be spending those funds which it isnt yours because if you dont expect something like that where big money comes into your account then its just normal
that you would be thinking that it is someone else money and is it right really right for you to gambler those funds just because they had mistakenly sent it out into your account?
Of course not and now you would really be experiencing the consequences of the actions that you had made out.

Of all the numerous ways he could have made some profit for himself he chose gambling which is a high probability option for a fund that was mistakenly sent to his account which shows high level of irresponsibility. If the story was that he invested in crypto and the market crashed it would have been considerable. At list chances are if the market turns bullish again he will make some profit both for himself and pay back without stress.

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Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on July 05, 2022, 07:52:53 PM

Yes, we both have a different opinion, I say this because making these kinds of mistakes, at least in the country where I come from, it is very difficult to get reimbursed, however, there are people who make transfers and make mistakes in that sense, so why As long as the issuer asks for the return, the bank will not do it, but looking at it from a more ethical point of view, when the receiver realizes that it is money that belongs to another person, the duty is to return it without putting obstacles, this when verify that the money is legally from that person in question, because otherwise it would be taken as theft and it is not the idea, but in case it is in the name of a government, for example my country that is quite corrupt is different, because there are many people who would not return it if they know it is from the government. Also, for people who steal, things don't work out, just as it comes quickly, it goes quickly, that's like a divine law, that's how ill-gotten money is.

Country like Japan who value more their morality, that kind of mistake can't be escape.

The government can easily detect the person who abused the money and he will be punished with the kind of crime he
made, though we already read that he's already been convicted, and he didn't deny his gambling problem, though I can
understand your point that there's a different culture that each country has and the people who's running the government.

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Quote from: Wakate on July 07, 2022, 05:26:19 AM

Quote from: Betwrong on July 07, 2022, 05:12:36 AM

This is the essence of the problem. It doesn't matter whether he gambled it away or bought pornography or some shady stocks with the whole amount. He shouldn't be touching the money, in the first place.

What he was thinking was: "I'll win some extra through gambling and then will return the funds". Ethics aside, it's like borrowing money for gambling. No one should ever do that.

Gambling is a spirit that intoxicate gamblers especially when their is enough fund to gamble with. Only himself knows how he lavish the money whether he spent part of it in hiring women to have fund with him or not. I am very sure that he did not spent all the fund on gamble even though the media does not carry it.

He might have spent part of the fund with women not minding it the owner of the fund will come after him. Although he is not guilty because he never stole but he should have spent part of it not all.

But try to consider his responsibility, even though he has used his money and did not win in gambling, but he is willing to replace it. Unlike the case if he is unable and unwilling to replace him, then this person is clearly wrong. If you consider then basically this person has hit the jackpot without gambling, but he chose to use it for gambling which I think this person has no intention of getting the jackpot a second time but only used for fun. If he is poor he will not be able to replace the money that has been used because of the large amount, logically this person really does not need the money until it is finally used for gambling and not investing.

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Quote from: Betwrong on July 07, 2022, 05:12:36 AM

This is the essence of the problem. It doesn't matter whether he gambled it away or bought pornography or some shady stocks with the whole amount. He shouldn't be touching the money, in the first place.

What he was thinking was: "I'll win some extra through gambling and then will return the funds". Ethics aside, it's like borrowing money for gambling. No one should ever do that.

Gambling is a spirit that intoxicate gamblers especially when their is enough fund to gamble with. Only himself knows how he lavish the money whether he spent part of it in hiring women to have fund with him or not. I am very sure that he did not spent all the fund on gamble even though the media does not carry it.

He might have spent part of the fund with women not minding it the owner of the fund will come after him. Although he is not guilty because he never stole but he should have spent part of it not all.

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Quote from: Fatunad on July 05, 2022, 04:58:11 PM

Quote from: madnessteat on July 05, 2022, 12:03:34 PM

We all see this situation differently, but I really feel sorry for the guy. The idea is that he was hurt because of someone else's mistake. Yes, he's also partly to blame for spending someone else's money, but if it wasn't for the transfer, he wouldn't be in trouble. I sincerely wish him to sort out these problems as soon as possible and get back to a normal life without these crazy debts and jail.

You wont really be making yourself to put into trouble if you hadnt just make use of those funds which isnt yours.Its not really that ethical of been using those funds which is understandable that it was just an accident and it is really just right that you wont really be spending those funds which it isnt yours because if you dont expect something like that where big money comes into your account then its just normal
that you would be thinking that it is someone else money and is it right really right for you to gambler those funds just because they had mistakenly sent it out into your account?
Of course not and now you would really be experiencing the consequences of the actions that you had made out.

This is the essence of the problem. It doesn't matter whether he gambled it away or bought pornography or some shady stocks with the whole amount. He shouldn't be touching the money, in the first place.

What he was thinking was: "I'll win some extra through gambling and then will return the funds". Ethics aside, it's like borrowing money for gambling. No one should ever do that.

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That is also possible, right? But I don't think he forgot the risks entailed with it and now he should be jailed for the money that was spent in gambling activities. He should just ask the bank directly about the money that was mistakenly sent to his account rather than just throwing his life because of what the did. It's also unfortunate for that bank teller who made the mistake and I believe he/she was already jobless now.

I'm sure he knows that risk and due to his gambling problem he take that risk and gamble all the money till he losses everything,

In terms of the teller, Not sure if he/she should be sanctions since he just processing the transfer and it's the senders mistake

both sides are the liable with this and not the bank, my personal take though. Bank serves as medium for transaction and

tellers are just processing the request between sender and receiver.

So who should be blamed in the bank's side? I'm pretty sure that they are looking in their side who would take the blame so that the bank won't be heavily blamed and it will result in a human error. About the man who gambled the funds, I'm sure he's now getting dumped in the prison and who knows that man is already living in hell because the government is putting pressure on the warden (some instances these will happen).

In this thing, the money cannot process without human confirmation and for sure it is already fired due to having this kind of mistake if this will become a large fund at the same time to the man who gambles there's still a case for him even though he is the one responsible for having the funds to lose but still he has an option to use the funds or to hold because it cames from unknown sources, also now transactions now easily trace with the bank because all of the give our KYC for the verification so they can easily trance it.

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Quote from: lienfaye on June 27, 2022, 08:02:37 PM

Quote from: agustina2 on June 27, 2022, 06:49:40 PM

He enjoyed using the money disregarding what will be the consequences of it. That guy should learn his lesson.

Indeed. Its a huge amount accidentally sent to his bank account, he's aware its not his money but still use it to gamble as if its his own. Instead of coordinating to the bank he gambled it away.

Now, even he return the money, it doesnt mean he's a good guy. Its his responsibility and he should face the consequence of his action.

I don't know whether to call that act irresponsible, because by playing such a huge amount of money it means that he was very aware of it, he may have shown and killed his ances for the game, but now he has to face other consequences, this wants to say that his act of irresponsibility was a gesture of immaturity, but that he will finally be able to pay and that makes him a person who is responsible for his actions, it could hardly be judged, because he is covering up the bad with an act of total responsibility, because very well You can claim that you do not have the money or the ability to pay, and you can claim that the money was in your account.

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Quote from: Maslate on July 04, 2022, 01:04:41 PM

That is also possible, right? But I don't think he forgot the risks entailed with it and now he should be jailed for the money that was spent in gambling activities. He should just ask the bank directly about the money that was mistakenly sent to his account rather than just throwing his life because of what the did. It's also unfortunate for that bank teller who made the mistake and I believe he/she was already jobless now.

I'm sure he knows that risk and due to his gambling problem he take that risk and gamble all the money till he losses everything,

In terms of the teller, Not sure if he/she should be sanctions since he just processing the transfer and it's the senders mistake

both sides are the liable with this and not the bank, my personal take though. Bank serves as medium for transaction and

tellers are just processing the request between sender and receiver.

So who should be blamed in the bank's side? I'm pretty sure that they are looking in their side who would take the blame so that the bank won't be heavily blamed and it will result in a human error. About the man who gambled the funds, I'm sure he's now getting dumped in the prison and who knows that man is already living in hell because the government is putting pressure on the warden (some instances these will happen).

I wonder the same, who could judge something like that? I don't know what the laws in Japan will be like, but I imagine that they must be very rigid, but this case is very ambiguous, for my personal opinion I would say that no one is to blame, of course, there is some irresponsibility to play with so much money and bet it, I would have I did something else, maybe play but with more control and it would have multiplied, but not everything turns out the way you want.

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Quote from: carlisle1 on July 05, 2022, 01:43:55 AM

Quote from: Maslate on July 04, 2022, 01:04:41 PM

That is also possible, right? But I don't think he forgot the risks entailed with it and now he should be jailed for the money that was spent in gambling activities. He should just ask the bank directly about the money that was mistakenly sent to his account rather than just throwing his life because of what the did. It's also unfortunate for that bank teller who made the mistake and I believe he/she was already jobless now.

I'm sure he knows that risk and due to his gambling problem he take that risk and gamble all the money till he losses everything,

In terms of the teller, Not sure if he/she should be sanctions since he just processing the transfer and it's the senders mistake

both sides are the liable with this and not the bank, my personal take though. Bank serves as medium for transaction and

tellers are just processing the request between sender and receiver.

So who should be blamed in the bank's side? I'm pretty sure that they are looking in their side who would take the blame so that the bank won't be heavily blamed and it will result in a human error. About the man who gambled the funds, I'm sure he's now getting dumped in the prison and who knows that man is already living in hell because the government is putting pressure on the warden (some instances these will happen).

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Quote from: virasisog on July 01, 2022, 11:59:04 AM

Receiving such a huge amount of money which is unexpected is too alarming. He should double-check it in the first place or question it but it's his fault for using it to gamble intentionally.
He really meant to spend it and he might actually have an idea that it was sent to him by mistake so he gambled it right away.

Mistakes like that happen all the time, it is very common to see stories of people receiving millions of dollars into their accounts out of nowhere, and most of the time what you see is that the people inform of the error and then it is corrected quickly by the bank without any issue, the difference is that this person saw that amount of money in his account and did not asked any questions and immediately assumed that money to be his, and now he is paying the consequences of such a dumb mistake.

That happens in the FIAT world because I have not read any story yet that says somebody by mistake received millions of dollars in crypto.That is just another flaw that is put to spotlight from the banking system compared to the decentralized nature of crypto.In crypto errors do not happen because everyone is in charge of his own money by real while keeping money in the bank,means that third parties are keeping your money and they are prone to errors and unauthorized access.

This makes me think why many people see crypto scary when in fact we should be scared from the banking slavery system.

The average person hates taking responsibility for their actions and their lives, those which have been in this market for a long time know they are 100% responsible for their money and as such they take all the precautions necessary to protect it, but other people do not want to do this, which is why even if they come to the market with the idea to make money with their investments they prefer to keep their coins at exchanges or other online wallets, defeating the purpose of holding bitcoin on the first place.

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Quote from: madnessteat on July 06, 2022, 04:12:30 AM

Quote from: Fatunad on July 05, 2022, 04:58:11 PM

Quote from: madnessteat on July 05, 2022, 12:03:34 PM

We all see this situation differently, but I really feel sorry for the guy. The idea is that he was hurt because of someone else's mistake. Yes, he's also partly to blame for spending someone else's money, but if it wasn't for the transfer, he wouldn't be in trouble. I sincerely wish him to sort out these problems as soon as possible and get back to a normal life without these crazy debts and jail.

You wont really be making yourself to put into trouble if you hadnt just make use of those funds which isnt yours.Its not really that ethical of been using those funds which is understandable that it was just an accident and it is really just right that you wont really be spending those funds which it isnt yours because if you dont expect something like that where big money comes into your account then its just normal
that you would be thinking that it is someone else money and is it right really right for you to gambler those funds just because they had mistakenly sent it out into your account?
Of course not and now you would really be experiencing the consequences of the actions that you had made out.

It seems to me that this guy was unfamiliar with the law and didn't understand the consequences of spending money that was deposited into his account by mistake. This played havoc with him. Of course, such funds should not be spent, because after the bank deals with the problem of a wrong transfer, it will write off these funds. But I still feel sorry for the guy because he could not resist the temptation and began to spend these funds.

Nah, from the news report, he actually knew the consequences but didn't really care. He knew that money was sent to him mistakenly but refused to communicate with the town office right after April 8 when it was sent mistakenly to him. He keep misuse it to gamble away since it was like he was on loans of 46.3 million yen and any winning will be his. Tho, seems like there were restrictions on the amount of deposit per day on the site he was gambling so he has to make a deposit every day. He was gambling from April 8 to 19 till running out of 46.3 million yen. Only then, at 21 April, town office is able to get into contact with the guy. Here, are some tiny bits I got over the internet for this case:

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Between April 8 and 19, Taguchi had moved around 46.33 million yen out of his bank account. Some of the money had been used for debit transactions.
After they finally caught up with him on 21 April, the man informed them that the money was gone from his account and that “It cannot be undone any more. I will not run. I will pay for my crime.”

This also raises some questions: If he ever won anything from that 46.33 million yen? Or losing all of it on a bad luck streak?

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Quote from: Fatunad on July 05, 2022, 04:58:11 PM

Quote from: madnessteat on July 05, 2022, 12:03:34 PM

We all see this situation differently, but I really feel sorry for the guy. The idea is that he was hurt because of someone else's mistake. Yes, he's also partly to blame for spending someone else's money, but if it wasn't for the transfer, he wouldn't be in trouble. I sincerely wish him to sort out these problems as soon as possible and get back to a normal life without these crazy debts and jail.

You wont really be making yourself to put into trouble if you hadnt just make use of those funds which isnt yours.Its not really that ethical of been using those funds which is understandable that it was just an accident and it is really just right that you wont really be spending those funds which it isnt yours because if you dont expect something like that where big money comes into your account then its just normal
that you would be thinking that it is someone else money and is it right really right for you to gambler those funds just because they had mistakenly sent it out into your account?
Of course not and now you would really be experiencing the consequences of the actions that you had made out.

It seems to me that this guy was unfamiliar with the law and didn't understand the consequences of spending money that was deposited into his account by mistake. This played havoc with him. Of course, such funds should not be spent, because after the bank deals with the problem of a wrong transfer, it will write off these funds. But I still feel sorry for the guy because he could not resist the temptation and began to spend these funds.

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Quote from: Pamadar on June 23, 2022, 05:54:20 AM

Quote from: acroman08 on June 23, 2022, 03:35:45 AM

Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on June 22, 2022, 10:03:11 AM

This is a case where I am inclined because the man was not to blame, well he was to blame for betting and losing what he lost, but I am in favor of something, if a person receives money, that money is already of that person, the error was on the part of the person who sent it, when the money enters a person's bank account, I see it as entering private property, no one has the right to enter without the full consent of the person who owns it,

luckily it doesn't work that way. I am sure each country has laws that protect people, companies, banks, etc... from mistakenly sending money to the wrong person. although I see your point, it would still most likely be illegal to use the money that has been mistakenly sent to your bank account. sure we can blame the sender for the error but you'd also be blamed if you withdraw and used that money knowing that the money is intended to be sent to you.

different opinion for sure, but the amount is not something that can easily let go and the purpose is also important.

You both have your own shared opinion and there's no wrong with how you take the responsibilities of both sender and the receiver,
they both have the mistake but the big concern is the way the receiver did with the money. Losing that huge amount into gambling is
something that he's really being blamed.

Yes, we both have a different opinion, I say this because making these kinds of mistakes, at least in the country where I come from, it is very difficult to get reimbursed, however, there are people who make transfers and make mistakes in that sense, so why As long as the issuer asks for the return, the bank will not do it, but looking at it from a more ethical point of view, when the receiver realizes that it is money that belongs to another person, the duty is to return it without putting obstacles, this when verify that the money is legally from that person in question, because otherwise it would be taken as theft and it is not the idea, but in case it is in the name of a government, for example my country that is quite corrupt is different, because there are many people who would not return it if they know it is from the government. Also, for people who steal, things don't work out, just as it comes quickly, it goes quickly, that's like a divine law, that's how ill-gotten money is.

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Quote from: acroman08 on June 14, 2022, 05:32:32 PM

now, I have a question, do you think the man is entirely at fault or someone should also be responsible?

Totally his fault. And it was very irresponsible of the man. The government should send him to rehab for 1 year to get some professional help. He obviously needs it. Maybe he was thinking he would double the money and then return the original amount before anyone even notices it was a mistake. That was a very wrong move.

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Quote from: madnessteat on July 05, 2022, 12:03:34 PM

We all see this situation differently, but I really feel sorry for the guy. The idea is that he was hurt because of someone else's mistake. Yes, he's also partly to blame for spending someone else's money, but if it wasn't for the transfer, he wouldn't be in trouble. I sincerely wish him to sort out these problems as soon as possible and get back to a normal life without these crazy debts and jail.

You wont really be making yourself to put into trouble if you hadnt just make use of those funds which isnt yours.Its not really that ethical of been using those funds which is understandable that it was just an accident and it is really just right that you wont really be spending those funds which it isnt yours because if you dont expect something like that where big money comes into your account then its just normal
that you would be thinking that it is someone else money and is it right really right for you to gambler those funds just because they had mistakenly sent it out into your account?
Of course not and now you would really be experiencing the consequences of the actions that you had made out.

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We all see this situation differently, but I really feel sorry for the guy. The idea is that he was hurt because of someone else's mistake. Yes, he's also partly to blame for spending someone else's money, but if it wasn't for the transfer, he wouldn't be in trouble. I sincerely wish him to sort out these problems as soon as possible and get back to a normal life without these crazy debts and jail.

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Quote from: serjent05 on July 04, 2022, 12:42:50 PM

Quote from: ethereumhunter on July 04, 2022, 12:19:20 PM

It was surprising because if he could figure out why the money was in his account, he certainly wouldn't be so stupid, even if he had a gambling habit or problem. Well, this might be a huge temptation for him because he sees big money coming into his account and thinks he won a bonus or lucky draw.

Having a gambling problem automatically made him vulnerable to tempation. I bet that guys gambling urge is too strong that he dismissed any rational thinking that he don't own the money and continue to indulge himself in gambling.

Here, we are shown how great the temptation of gambling can make a person not think long before he uses the money in his account. This story also teaches us always to be honest because the money is not hers and we must return it to the bank.

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Quote from: ethereumhunter on July 04, 2022, 12:19:20 PM

But everything has happened and I hope he doesn't repeat that mistake. Otherwise, he would face even greater consequences than this.

I don't think he will have enough money to repeat that mistakes again. Remember he promised to pay and I think it will take more than a lifetime to return the money.

He still had to return all the money he had spent on gambling to keep him busy figuring out how he could solve all of the problems quickly. Yes, he has promised to pay for it but I think it will be difficult for him. We hope that he can pay all the money.

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Quote from: Maslate on July 04, 2022, 01:04:41 PM

That is also possible, right? But I don't think he forgot the risks entailed with it and now he should be jailed for the money that was spent in gambling activities. He should just ask the bank directly about the money that was mistakenly sent to his account rather than just throwing his life because of what the did. It's also unfortunate for that bank teller who made the mistake and I believe he/she was already jobless now.

I'm sure he knows that risk and due to his gambling problem he take that risk and gamble all the money till he losses everything,

In terms of the teller, Not sure if he/she should be sanctions since he just processing the transfer and it's the senders mistake

both sides are the liable with this and not the bank, my personal take though. Bank serves as medium for transaction and

tellers are just processing the request between sender and receiver.

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Quote from: virasog on July 04, 2022, 10:06:24 AM

Quote from: ChiBitCTy on July 01, 2022, 11:26:55 AM

I mean come on, it’s pretty obvious that it’s this Japanese man’s fault for not double checking as to why he was sent the extra money. That’s a whole lot of money being sent to someone by mistake. Not to mention it’s abundantly clear that this guy has major gambling issues. What a fool ! Lol

Right, that it was not his fault that someone sent him this much amount in his bank account but how can he use all these funds in gambling without investing where this money comes from. I am sure he has common sense and he did not believe that the bank sent him a bonus or extra money Cheesy

Not he will have to face the consequences of using funds that did not belong to him.

There can be one possibility that he knew that these funds had come to him accidently and sooner or later the bank will ask him to return the amount. So perhaps he decided to gamble with the funds and hope that he could make good money from these funds and then return the original amount to the bank / owner.
However, if this was the idea then i must say that it was extremely risky and he lost all in the end.

That is also possible, right? But I don't think he forgot the risks entailed with it and now he should be jailed for the money that was spent in gambling activities. He should just ask the bank directly about the money that was mistakenly sent to his account rather than just throwing his life because of what the did. It's also unfortunate for that bank teller who made the mistake and I believe he/she was already jobless now.

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Quote from: ethereumhunter on July 04, 2022, 12:19:20 PM

It was surprising because if he could figure out why the money was in his account, he certainly wouldn't be so stupid, even if he had a gambling habit or problem. Well, this might be a huge temptation for him because he sees big money coming into his account and thinks he won a bonus or lucky draw.

Having a gambling problem automatically made him vulnerable to tempation. I bet that guys gambling urge is too strong that he dismissed any rational thinking that he don't own the money and continue to indulge himself in gambling.

Quote from: ethereumhunter on July 04, 2022, 12:19:20 PM

But everything has happened and I hope he doesn't repeat that mistake. Otherwise, he would face even greater consequences than this.

I don't think he will have enough money to repeat that mistakes again. Remember he promised to pay and I think it will take more than a lifetime to return the money.

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Quote from: virasog on July 04, 2022, 10:06:24 AM

Quote from: ChiBitCTy on July 01, 2022, 11:26:55 AM

I mean come on, it’s pretty obvious that it’s this Japanese man’s fault for not double checking as to why he was sent the extra money. That’s a whole lot of money being sent to someone by mistake. Not to mention it’s abundantly clear that this guy has major gambling issues. What a fool ! Lol

Right, that it was not his fault that someone sent him this much amount in his bank account but how can he use all these funds in gambling without investing where this money comes from. I am sure he has common sense and he did not believe that the bank sent him a bonus or extra money Cheesy

Not he will have to face the consequences of using funds that did not belong to him.

It was surprising because if he could figure out why the money was in his account, he certainly wouldn't be so stupid, even if he had a gambling habit or problem. Well, this might be a huge temptation for him because he sees big money coming into his account and thinks he won a bonus or lucky draw. But everything has happened and I hope he doesn't repeat that mistake. Otherwise, he would face even greater consequences than this.

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