Hey guys, so today I was deleting everything on my paypal related to my bank that account got deleted. I called to the bank and they told me that they deleted my bank account due to inactivity for more than 6 months with a $0.00 balance. All my debit cards were seized and the bank account was trashed.
>This bank account was solely for buying online.
I had exactly 6.90 dollars left of PayPal balance. I wanted to take care of this balance to leave it at $0.
I went to eBay and ordered some shit worth exactly $6.90. Little did I know they taxed it so it raised to like $7.30. I confirmed the payment and it stated the usual:
>Instant bank transfer from XXXX-666 Bank Name.
I had only 6.90 and the account DOESN'T EXIST anymore. This is not a credit card, it is a debit card with no overdrafting capabilities.
I was 40 cents short and PayPal and eBay accepted the payment.
After noticing this I was curious on what would happen with a bigger amount.
>I proceeded to spend $3000 dlls.
At this point I was expecting the usual "No funds left... etc." message.
>It worked.jpg
What did I get myself into? Should I cancel the order and tell the seller it was a mistake or something and confess everything to the bank?
Again I double and triple checked my bank dashboard and I have absolutely nothing charged (under the dashboard you get several account statements, on mine there are no accounts).
>>42293228
Buy more things with your infinite money supply, sell them at a higher price.
If anything bad happens, you'll be able to cover the costs.
>>42293250
This.
Also, after a while they find out and will mail you stating you need to add fund in order to keep using paypal. I had this with a 100 euro purchase. Woops.
>>42293250
>>42293266
But can I get in trouble [legally?], I have not signed for another bank account, there are no bank accounts under my name. Is this PayPal's fault, the bank's fault? Where does this money come from?
ITT: RENT A HOME
BUY A SHITLOAD OF TECH (razer edge laptops etc) FOR YOUR WHOLE COMMUNITY
experience more happiness then money could ever buy after you hand out most of what you don't need
>>42293292
I tried to buy something again right now and they are asking me to validate my identity through phone.
Better not :v
>>42293287
>But can I get in trouble [legally?]
Well, at most they should be able to charge you for all your purchases. Can't be sure though.
I'd guess it's PayPal's fault and they'll soon figure out that they can't get the money from the bank.
Which is probably what happened here >>42293335
What did you buy for $300?
>>42293373
$3000*
>>42293373
>>42293382
The first thing I stumbled into that could help me plead demency, and something that I can sell fast... an MBP.
>>42293396
Well OP, its a good thing that you are such a huge faggot, because you will be getting fucked in the ass.
>>42293396
Good thinking actually.
Do you really think Paypal is just going to bend over and let you spend $3000 and they'll just cover the costs?
No, they'll just find a way to cancel the order or they'll send you a bill for the $3000.
Either way, you're fucking stupid for thinking you'd get away with this.
>>42293431
I am not expecting to get away with this, If I have to pay, I will pay. Btw I am not a US resident.
>>42293431
>you're fucking stupid for thinking you'd get away with this
He never said that.
>>42293287
Well, I do tax law, so I'm not exactly an expert, but these things are usually just a bit of a gamble.
If you bought it from an individual he might not have the knowledge on how to get you to pay. If you bought it from a store they will probably do the same thing as with every client who doesn't pay. They probably send you a letter first, then a collection agency They probably don't have a seperate procedure for people like you.
If it ends up in court you probably have nothing to stand on though. If it does lead to that I would just settle it up front and tell the person you bought it from you didn't realize the mistake and pay in a different method.
I don't think they would put any extra effort into researching your case. So chances are you won't get raped by criminal law.
That's my take on it.
>>42293448
>I am not a US resident
Expect the full force of the Anti-Osama squad then, you Nigger Sambo Turrist.
>>42293448
this is pretty interesting. As long as it's money you do have available, it will be interesting how they handle this.
>>42293459
It was from an Individual seller from eBay. I am doing this merely for scientific purposes, any smart person wouldnt get into this kind of raffle not having an escape plan, the worse that can happen is that they make me pay, or they cancel my PayPal account. Since -apparently- the bank isn't involved at all, I called customer support and they told me they cant give me the account's recent activity because it simply doesnt exist.
>>42293459
Additionally: my little brother worked at an online store's helpdesk. And they ignored all cases below 200 dollars to one address because it wasn't worth the effort to chase it.
I'd be very much interested to see how things develop.
>>42293228
>What did I get myself into? Should I cancel the order and tell the seller it was a mistake or something and confess everything to the bank?
Bank fraud you dumbass. Enjoy getting your ass stretched open in a federal pound-me-in-the-ass prison.
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oBzvMLW0ii4
>mfw this is you
>>42293546
The bank isn't involved, have you read the thread?
>>42293565
Honestly I just wanted an excuse to post the video.
Either way, in case this mac does get into my hands, post with trips get it.
>>42293565
>not op
Scared OP already trying to hide his traces. Enjoy your life-long prison sentence, faggot.
>>42293765
Why wouldn't you keep it for yourself?
Trip just in case.
>>42293782
God damn it you faggot, op has been posting as "not op" during the entire thread.
>>42293228
I had the same thing happen to me when the payment I was sending was more than my bank account's spending limit. The initial fund recognition system is trash, and customer support when I asked about why it sent when it didn't withdraw from my bank was worthless, but it eventually flipped out a week later when it realized the second payment didn't go through and finally deducted it.
They'll probably find you and you'll have to pay, they have your address after all. They'll probably terminate that account too, but I don't think you're too worried about that.
>>42293448
>Not a US resident
Let me guess, international student who just graduated and is moving back to his country of origin?
You'll probably have to pay for what you bought unless you take it to court in which case you'll probably lose and will have to pay much more than that (so don't be a dumbass and pay for what you bought when the time comes)
holy shit op buy some macs and sell them for even more money oh god i wish i was in your position this is hilarious
>>42293765
rolling
>>42293875
Any case, If the mbp gets shipped and I get it i immediately call paypal and the seller telling them that i got in my mail a product I did not order and I am willing to return it.
>i got hacked
At the end of the day this is all out of curiosity.
I dont need a mac and I am not willing to spend 3k, but if that I what i must do, all I have to do is borrow 3k from my parents.
>>42294000
Holy shit.
>>42294015
do it faggot
>>42294052
To be honest, I really don't expect anything after:
>all I have to do is borrow 3k from my parents.
I assumed he was someone with money to spend.
>>42293857
>>42293448
Well if you're not a US resident you just might get away with it if you never set foot on US soil again until Paypal and ebay go bankrupt
>>42294087
Although, if he ends up not paying for it, hell, I want my damn MBA.
>>42294139
MBP
>>42294139
Expected delivery is due on friday, I will save your tripcode.
Save mine.
>>42294152
Holy fuck wrong character
>>42294152
You have no tripcode.
Really though, I don't want you to have trouble because of this, back out if you want.
>>42294159
I hope it's not "password"
>>42294162
Its displaying just fine on the second post, typed a ! instead of #, If everything comes out nicely, I will post pics on friday, so be sure you check this thing.
>>42294180
Yeah, you do have a trip on the second post, I just said I hope your trip is not "password"
I guess I'll be here on friday, ctrlplusfing your tripcode.
>>42294185
thanks for supplying me with the necessary information to inform paypal of your crime.
I can't imagine many transactions of $3000 took place on Jun 3, 2014 at 09:15:26 PDT.
>>42294212
Sure, go on. After all, all of this is to know 'what' would happen.
>>42294197
crack !HFVNXVtkY6, win a mpb.
Time to switch up the botnet from mining doge coins and ddosing private trackers
BUY A LAMBORGHINI
DO IT FAGGOT
DO IT NOW
HURRY
Testing
>>42294232
I cant man! That's just too much.
>>42294240
THIS IS ONCE IN A LIFETIME MAN
YOU NEED TO MAKE ONE INSANE PURCHASE
DO IT FOR SCIENCE
!HFVNXVtkY6 here.
>>42294239
Can I have both trip types in a name to confirm?
>>42294231
Here, crack this.
Buy a billion bitcoins.
real !HFVNXVtkY6 here.
>>42294252
this guy is a fake
>>42294251
>>42294232
I actually managed to get a murcielago at $300,000
fuck paypal man DAMN
>>42294252
I have to get going, I'll be back in ~2 hours.
The word for !HFVNXVtkY6 was #mytrep
So let that be a way of confirming that this is my new trip.
>>42294277
Good job.
>>42294305
Damn.
This is just too much even for myself, I believe it is an awful error in PayPal's system and I am cancelling this and emailing both paypal and the motor company asap.
>>42294314
If you buy a lot of Bitcoins, they can't do shit.
Do it.
>>42294314
Our god has given you a gift and now you're just throwing it all away?
>>42294325
I don't want to get in trouble, already emailed the motor company, they are issuing a full refund.
>>42294322
This is the best idea.
Just continuously buy bitcoins until the price falls to like 1$.
You'll be singlehandedly responsible for destroying bitcoin.
>>42294314
Apparently, after the refund was issued, the money went into my paypal balance.
I am officially getting scared.
I didnt even know paypal could transfer this amounts of money.
>>42294353
BUY THE DAMN BITCOINS NOW
>>42294357
I have never bought bitcoins in my life D:
lmao
enjoy not trying to drop the soap for the next 30 years
>>42294353
holy shit send it to random emails, i (and probably many) can cash it out immediately
>>42294365
I am experimenting with a bug and I have notified paypal, right now im out of the US so there's little or nothing they can do about it.
Im not exploiting it.
>>42294364
https://www.virwox.com/?stage=1
you can fund with paypal here, but it takes 3 days to confirm
I think this has gone too far, Im going to sleep now.
>>42294379
>Out of the US
Dude you can get away with so much shit with this bug right now.
>>42294394
and, single handedly, OP wrecked everyone who believed in this thread with one post
>>42293287
Digital check fraud?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheque_fraud
ITT: op being a gigantic faggot as per usual
>>42294394
you didn't have to tell anyone.
asshole.
top kek
well done, op
>>42293501
>the worse that can happen is that they make me pay
>Pay
They'll skip that and hand it right over to a debt collection agency. They'll then send bailiffs, because they typically make more money that way.
Just so people don't get any ideas, don't try this.
Claiming to own a bank account with sufficient funds which doesn't actually exist is digital check fraud, and PayPal would have plenty of legal options for recourse. For small amounts, they may just ask you to pay if it looks like an accident, but they could easily go much farther much faster if they think you are going to run.
>>42294339
Fuck that, destroy dogecoins like a normal person.
>>42294494
>implying dogecoin has a future regardless
>>42294504
It peaked at over USD$400.
I don't fucking understand how people are supposedly trolled by this, did he delete some convincing pictures or something where he modified html on a page or some shit like that??
>>42294493
True, but if OP was smart he'd move to a country that doesn't extradite and shit, settle down and buy millions upon millions of stuff, cancel most of it to get money "back", then throw all his funds into bitcoins or something and live happy and rich for the rest of his life.
>>42294524
Don't even start, troll. We all know it was 0.0000001 that was sold at that amount... to the same person.
>>42294526
>implying PayPal doesn't have offices in every country
>>42294572
>implying that matters
>>42294339
>buy bitcoins until the price falls to like 1$
>buy bitcoins until the price falls
>buy
>until the price falls
>>42294525
>I don't fucking understand how people are supposedly trolled by this, did he delete some convincing pictures or something where he modified html on a page or some shit like that??
yep, looks like that
>>42294525
If you go on rbt.asia you'll see for yourself.
>>42294353
PLEASE GIVE ME SOME MONEY
EMAIL ME FOR FURTHER INFO PLEASE
>>42294197
>not recognizing the #password trip instantly
Make sure you keep checking your bank account, I did this once and was hit with a $42.50 overdraft fee off a book on eBay that cost $3
>>42294353
Transfer that shit to accounts in someplace like Cayman Islands man
>>42293228
Buy all the bitcoins.
>>42294750
testing
>this fucking thread
>>42294791
Holy shit I'm a tripfag.
Never again.
>>42294791
Are you sure you typed in password correctly?
>>42294353
You're a fucking retard if you report this.
>>42294805
>correctly
>>42294821
You're even more retarded for not reading the thread
>>42294917
ahahah another retard
