Which one of you clowns lost the white envelope?

[Chainsaw Anthropologist]

Originally Posted by Prolongus

I'm sure you've heard this story about the Plano teen that found $2,000 cash in a Chase Bank envelope...just laying on the ground. No one claimed it...
Seems to me Chase could have done a computer search for a 2 Grand withdrawal and narrowed it down...
So guys...who lost it? Or did a Provider let it slip out of her purse? Very CURIOUS nobody claimed it...LOL!

You presume it was a withdrawal, if the money was intended for deposit Chase would have no record of it. Financial institutions are also required maintain a degree of confidentiality regarding customer transactions. It's really no ones business what happens to a withdrawal after it leaves their premises. Additionally 2k is not a large enough amount to generate a CTR for the government, so it wouldn't show up there.






c.a.

[pmdelites]

i suggest you go read the entire story before speculating on which group of politicos did anything. here's a link to a followup story.
http://www.dallasnews.com/news/commu...las-police.ece

the original article i read in a paper copy of the newspaper said that after a 90 day period, the girl [who lives in plano] could get the money.
then dallas police [cos that's who she turned the money into; she found the money in a north dallas parking lot] said that there is a state law that says its a 120 day period. so the money was going into general treasury. a bit later in the article, the dallas police chief said he was starting a process to get the money back to her.

contributions started after the first news came out.

[Randy4Candy]

Originally Posted by Chainsaw Anthropologist

You presume it was a withdrawal, if the money was intended for deposit Chase would have no record of it. Financial institutions are also required maintain a degree of confidentiality regarding customer transactions. It's really no ones business what happens to a withdrawal after it leaves their premises. Additionally 2k is not a large enough amount to generate a CTR for the government, so it wouldn't show up there.

Is that, then, a premature withdrawal?!?

[=cP]

so if she gets the $2k back, is she going to give back all the donation $$$???

[aka]

Originally Posted by spaceneedle

I was planning a 2hr 4-some session after reading latin6pack's review.
Can you believe the girl end up getting $7k in donation after the story broke?

That's pretty good returns. I'm going to stuff 2K and return it to my bank. Make your donations out to aka.

[Justin1]

Originally Posted by Prolongus

I'm sure you've heard this story about the Plano teen that found $2,000 cash in a Chase Bank envelope...just laying on the ground. No one claimed it...
Seems to me Chase could have done a computer search for a 2 Grand withdrawal and narrowed it down...
So guys...who lost it? Or did a Provider let it slip out of her purse? Very CURIOUS nobody claimed it...LOL!

Wasn't me...but if it was, I'd keep it. i could use the cash for a new uniform.

[Guest022712-3]

Ya know-- if I found 20 in a parking lot, I wouldn't worry about where it came from. But that level of money can sometimes be the difference between having a roof over your head or not--- I would have turned it in. In my younger years I found 500 in a parking lot-- turns out an elderly lady had just cashed her SS check. Had I kept the money, someone would have likely been without food that month.