This TikTok “Money Glitch” Ruined Their Lives..

[@ThiccabodGaynz]

One recurring theme I've seen over the last 10-15 years is people really think if they've never heard of something, then no one has heard of it.

[@coupdsantana206]

😂😂😂😂 facts

[@vn8600]

ah yes.. some moron figures out 'x' thing, believes they found a "hack", posts said "hack" on their crappy tikky takky

[@dannypestolesi712]

Or at least. No one will hear about it where they are fast enough! Unfortunately! The internet has made that not the case.

[@KhayJayArt]

Those people are probably teenagers who are just figuring out how the world works.

[@scrubmcchub2255]

@@KhayJayArtyeah, all those people standing in line at Chase were minors. Right. And that was just one location.

[@hexenhammer483]

I worked for a bank. My bank would freeze the account, go after the person to recover the money, and get state and local law enforcement involved. FTC, FBI and Department of Treasury could be called in as well. You'd be black listed from ever opening an account with the bank again and we'd share that information with other banks and most of them would blacklist the person as well. Imagine trying to function without a bank account.

[@bostonrailfan2427]

exactly…they might return the money immediately but they’re not escaping the criminal charges: larceny and fraud

[@maryjane4432]

Chase will in a heartbeat they are lethal! I worked there and hated them so much! Jamie diamond specifically

[@vivxsavageog]

I work at a bank too and first thing I’d do if I saw any of these clowns is check into negotiability 😂 I shut down shit all the time if yall look stupid and especially these dumbass kids who come up in there and don’t even know how to SIGN a check…? Yikes. I guess when they put it into their mobile deposits they’re asking for it, and I can’t wait to see them get it.

[@KilledByThatTrain]

You could always have the account with the -$10,997.58 balance

[@mpsins]

Its possible to live without a bank account. Thats all I'm gonna say.

[@hunterontherun807]

"I work hard for my money" Committed check fraud in hopes for free money.

[@simplyfitness892]

Also dude at 3:18 is soo obviously fake. Dude needs a Oscar for that performance.

[@NeckVaginaa]

I was wondering if I was the only one that immediately was like “da f*ck?!”

[@Air_Serpent]

Also can't they just return the money they stole?

[@NeckVaginaa]

@@Air_Serpent yes with the caveat minus what they spent plus I imagine fees

[@erkfx4154]

Bro said “Chevy Chase” so I already thought it was fake before he got to that part 😂

[@miketexas4549]

I don't always do money glitches, but when I do it's in video games.

[@CrossShot225]

Arena War garage

[@xero8865]

GTA gta jee tee aye

[@peternguyen1911]

Auto 5 stars in GTA

[@H33t3Speaks]

R2, R2, L1, L1, Left, Down, Right, Up, Left, Down, Right, Up

[@FirEBeast]

@@H33t3Speakswhich one is that? I only know by heart buzzard (B, B, LB, B, B, B, LB, LT, RB, Y, B, Y) and skyfall cheat (LB, LT, RB, RT, Left, Right, Left, Right, (x2))

[@bdpickett]

The one positive of these live-streaming platforms is that they allow criminals to incriminate themselves in real time.

[@Stealth86651]

I mean that's not really necessary here. ATM's have cameras and they did this on their own bank account. You know, the one they signed up with ID and only they have access to. The social media videos are just icing on the cake for prosecutors but not needed.

[@lawrup]

First

[@MowmowMowmow000]

Yea good thing they are criminals and not humans otherwise it be just very sad stupid mistakes in hard times

[@DestructiveDave1900]

People are so stupid sometimes

[@keelzcows2222]

Also Facebook live 😭 since they created that oh God people will just stream ANYTHING

[@falsegarden]

Blows my mind that people did this... like, you're in their system. They have all your information. It's like if you broke into someone's house and robbed them, then left a note saying "Hey I robbed you, here's my full name, address, SSN and license plate number"

[@Mai.Mais_world]

“And here’s a video of me robbing you” like why is common sense no longer common😂

[@demigreen6495]

These comments are pure gold 😂

[@amosburton]

Like, I know right! Like, what's up with that? You type/talk like a mor0n, I can practically hear your vocal fry and the inquisitive inflection you surely add to every statement.

[@bluetiger2468]

It's a weird mix of "fear of missing out" and stupid people. I don't like to call people stupid, but like, bro??? Maybe they thought they can get away with it because "Everyone was doing it". Kind of like if everyone is speeding on the highway, maybe one person will get caught while everyone else goes home early. But banks have ALL your information and basically everything is digital. They can take that money back in seconds and report you to the police for fraud. Honestly, when I first heard of this, I thought it was fake and people were saying this to make fun of TikTok. It's just a reminder that common sense is a gift, it's not something that everyone has.

[@UncleAir]

"I didn't Rob you it was a personal property glitch in your system"

[@badbabybear1]

We've entered a wild age where people publicize themselves committing fraud and crimes on social media.

[@mromutt]

Imagine if all these people watched the movie "catch me if you can" haha I fear for the ideas they would get from it XD

[@GxGNoir]

they woulda done the same back in the day if they could

[@jessicah4462]

Apparently wanting to become viral for being mentally deficient is also pretty wild. My mom used to say to me when I was little and I would do something boneheaded, “nobody ever accused you of being smart.” I don’t think anyone would ever dare accuse these people, either. At least I am smart enough not to one commit bank fraud, then advertise it online, nor two, want to screenshot someone else’s post of them doing that and try to claim it as my own for internet clout and likes. What clout exactly do they think they’re getting with advertising they’re not smart anyway? Who wants associated with that? The brain rot is real.

[@GodDragonLich]

And rarely get in trouble.

[@EllieBelle1993]

@@mromuttat least they are dumb enough to post online what the crimes are 😂

[@Smokr]

Imagine seeing your bank account go from negative 997.58 to negative 10,997.58. What a shocker.

[@soulman888]

🤣

[@mpmegstir]

This👆👆😂😂

[@romantic_hippie]

"I work hard for my money"

[@DonutVIP]

Plus overdraft fees, it's going to hit 2 times with that month

[@charliec.3518]

@@DonutVIP dont forget the overdraft fees for the overdraft fees (wells fargo does this, i dont think chase wouldnt considering they sold people to the nazis in 42 lmao theyll double dip on fees)

[@localmenace3043]

“Why this gotta happen to me?” and “I work very hard for my money” are HILARIOUS back to back when the topic is check fraud.

[@kidgruesome407]

02:00 " I work very hard for my money, tell me why i can not just steal money from the bank!' what a loser.

[@Smearrrrrrgle]

He looks and sounds like a fucking liar

[@SwampyThingy]

Imagine trying to "glitch" the system, only to end up In The System 😂😂

[@RealJohnnyGuillotine]

They're in "The Matrix" time for them to go for the mainframe.

[@maryjane4432]

I can’t believe they didn’t have any clue it’s check fraud

[@cfcblue8]

They thought they could beat the system. This is the system, beating them back

[@WestMeetsEastIndonesia]

It's ok. Their used to it, and all their friends are locked up anyway.

[@kevingonzalez9648]

This proves why reparations will fail.

[@cypher_30]

The stupidity of the average tiktoker Never ceases to amaze me.

[@Gurupimp10]

All people that use TikTok is Shmart, if you have the app on your phone you don't have more then 70 IQ.

[@30.06onaGrassyKnoll]

U SPELLED BLACK WRONG

[@cecejamesable]

Stupidity is one of those that will always keep surprising you, there will always be someone dumber.

[@Pax_Mayn3]

@@30.06onaGrassyKnoll This.

[@vn8600]

China is doing this to the US as part of it's terrorism plans.

[@LAVATORR]

Honestly, the idea of idiots faking losing $11,000 just so they can deliver a rambling, unconvincing monologue about how upset they are is surreally hilarious.

[@flafim]

Yeah, but a lot of people spread the post saying "look at this idiot" and then they still get a boost in engagement in for their profile. It doesn't matter if it's good or bad, engagement will drive the algorithm and they get rewarded.

[@sierrajohnson717]

Did they REALLY think banks would go “well they got us, all these transactions are easily traceable but we can’t just take it all BACK…”

[@Chris65645]

Look who you are talking about Lmao 🧠💀

[@lemmyelk]

Of course. We no longer prosecute or punish violent crimes so they figured this would be OK but you don't mess with those who run the banks

[@SubjectiveFunny]

​@@xSetkuxYeah, good luck with that 😂

[@if7723]

​@xSetkux Why, if you commit hundreds of robberies at Lowes across the country no one says Lowes is responsible. It's a crime, the criminals are responsible

[@OutsiderLabs]

@@xSetkux Not their job to stop idiots from trying to steal, that's where the FBI comes in

[@GentleJellicent]

Who takes financial advice from TikTok? That's like asking a blind person for decorating tips.

[@marco_cee_]

Stupid people.

[@PWEIzation]

@@Remy-q7b But can he decorate?

[@LovelyAutoRace-hh2gu]

That's like asking a man with no legs to kick it lol

[@DavidRinehart3369]

Clearly black people😂😂😂

[@DavidRinehart3369]

The kind of people who make crime high in areas where there is a lot of them.😂😂😂

[@justingraves8649]

Sensible ppl: That's fraud. Tiktokers: 🤪🤪

[@Gurupimp10]

The funny part is that they all are from the same Race, hmm maybe a Connection here, ROFL :D

[@30.06onaGrassyKnoll]

you spelled black people wrong....

[@lucaslocust9567]

​@@Gurupimp10 A race to see who is the dumbest

[@TheLittleThingsAroundUs]

@@Gurupimp10 Not you bringing race into this. Can't we just leave it at people are dumb.

[@Farsight453]

As a nigerian prince, I don't claim them 🤣

[@vXn-vXn]

Anyone who uses the word “bro” every other word deserves to have their money tanken.

[@ajm5007]

PRETENDING to be an idiot who committed check fraud and is now surprised at the outcome has got to be one of the weirdest ways to clout chase.

[@thecasualfly]

Would that be satire? Dipshitery

[@ChanceOfOne344254]

it's probably a way to bait people into potentially sending them money

[@KristenZianourry2015]

Thats what i been saying… alot of these people pretending

[@devEdev1100]

It's kinda obvious to tell who lying. Kinda pathetic fr, but people fall for it so it's whatever guess

[@lulny12]

@@ChanceOfOne344254holy schit that’s actually smart

[@EAZYMONEYSNIPER7]

My cousin did the "TikTok money glitch" back in 2017 before TikTok was even created.. he went to prison for this in 2018 for a term of 8-11 years. Its expected he'll be released for sure in spring of 2025.

[@KristenZianourry2015]

My ex neighbor did this and he is facing two felonies right now and the amount was over $12,000 do you think he will go to prison? He only has a public defender

[@EAZYMONEYSNIPER7]

@@KristenZianourry2015 there's a few things they take into consideration before sentencing. Firstly is the amount & secondly is if the offender has prior convictions. Judges call it a PSI report (pre sentencing investigation) the more a person has gotten in trouble in the past the more time they'll likely get for their current case. My cousin had fraud of over $100,000 which is why he got time like he did he also has prior convictions for other crimes. It also depends on the state & county the crime was committed in as some places are more lenient with punishments than others.

[@mykiea5156]

Shut up omg

[@mattmurphy7030]

@@KristenZianourry2015$12000 he’ll definitely be a convicted felon and may see jail time but if it’s his first offense it’s unlikely he’ll do even a year

[@sparkymularkey6970]

This guy who sold some collectibles to our shop took the $90 check that my boss wrote to him and, not only did he deposit the check via mobile twice, but he also added an extra zero and deposited it for $900! The boss realized this and sent him an email immediately like, "Give us the money back or you're going to prison." 😂 He returned the money. I still think it was extremely lenient for my boss to not take it further. That man is so damn lucky.

[@ClingyParasite]

imagine trying to claim check fraud as a money glitch in a court as a defence

[@josephmurphy7990]

Imagine spelling defense right

[@ProperlyGaming]

​@josephmurphy7990 imagine not knowing that defense has 2 spellings, 1 american english version and the other proper british english version.

[@Merkangour]

Imagine not spelling British correctly while correcting someone else's spelling.​@@ProperlyGaming

[@ClingyParasite]

@@josephmurphy7990 Defense is the American way of spelling, Defence is the British way of spelling. I'm not American, so I'm not spelling it Defence

[@delraydad7516]

Entertaining conversation.

[@kirklandmoseley]

I hate how its all young black culture falling for this goofiness, we need to do better

[@ProfessorToadstool]

kinda hard when entire school districts fail the standardized exams one begins to suspect the brainwashing that created consumers worked a little too well

[@Rising_High]

I don't i love it makes me happy to be white.😊

[@leonrobinson8180]

Brad ain't airing his dirty laundry

[@yumann]

Let's go back to the 60's

[@zimzam4932]

@@Rising_High LMAO

[@MultiKickyou]

I love how every single one of them where acting like victims. Like bro YOU TIRED TO SCAM 10s OF THOUSANDS OF UNEARNED MONEY WTF DID YOU THINK WAS GOING GO HAPPEN 😂😂

[@youtube-kit9450]

The fact that those people might have seriously looked at this obvious fraud and would call it an "infinite money glitch" is just... insane.

[@eskimoney]

They were just racing the bank for their monthly fee for the their whole life

[@dumbbumsc5329]

The victim mindset is wild

[@tsunax81]

Most of the “victims” were black lol

[@MrWolfSnack]

@@youtube-kit9450 It's worded exactly like when you play fortnite or GTA and hack Rockstar for money.

[@monytep]

It's always amusing when the "TikToker" or "Influencer" filming themselves broke the laws without thinking about the consequences, then with the karma hit and destroys their lives, they snitch on themselves by having a meltdown in front of live streaming/recording themselves for all of the internet to see. Law enforcements in this generation have their works really cut out for them.

[@SuperCosmicMutantSquid]

I mean yeah, they cut their funding and heeeey, this is what people wanted.

[@longbowshooter5291]

No worries. They'll just start a GoFundMe, beg their followers for money.

[@HarenunHoppus]

Criminals are not the smartest folks around.

[@Rogue-a-Pogue]

MF DOOM was right, except now you don't even need to make it to court to be your own star witness.

[@maryjane4432]

@@monytep except they let them Off with a slap on the wrist

[@egyphon]

A client wired me 100K instead of 1K. Not being a dummy, I called them and didn't touch the money. It took a full month of letters back and forth to sort out this mess and for the money to finally leave my account. Cherry on the cake, I was told this would trigger an audit for fraud.

[@YuckyMama]

My sister wrote me a check for 1K. It deposited 100 (banks fault for reading check wrong). We went back and forth but were told since we didn’t tell them in 15d, our fault. We ended up eating the 900 & changing banks.

[@Beans-m1x]

Banks scam you but you cant scam the bank ​@@YuckyMama

[@jaymeVos]

​@@YuckyMamaI used to use Bank of America, and I only did in-person deposits. Not once did I ever pull anything out that I put in. One day I noticed that there were exactly $400 missing, and when I complained they just kept telling me that I had to have done it. Yet when I demanded they check their video camera on the day the money was taken they outright refused. The police didn't take me seriously either. So the next day I withdrew all my funds, said some unpleasant things to the employees because they were trying to talk me out of doing that, and have never had anything good to say about that bank since then. I know someone had to have stolen my money, and a friend that worked at another bank (not for BoA), told me that most likely someone that worked in the upper ranks had probably taken it. I don't know, I don't understand how that's even possible. But screw them.

[@mononaut]

​@@YuckyMama how did you "eat" 900 when only 100 was transferred from the sister's account? The money doesn't come out of the bank until it's transferred into the new account. Your sister could have just written another check for 900 and fixed the problem.

[@kiyokumabear]

Yep. Anything over 9k (maybe 10k?) triggers AML and flags your account for review/reporting to FINRA. Part of the US Patriot Act too, iirc...

[@atlasprime6193]

This took the “Annnnnnnnnnd it’s gone!” to a whole new level.

[@emalinedickinson7492]

It's fun being an auditor. People always think "most fraud will go unnoticed". Where the fuck did people ever get that idea.

[@joeycampbell940]

Because statically and realistically most fraud does go unnoticed.

[@KatSpicert]

How much would you know wether fraud _didn't_ go unnoticed though? Is there a way to check with transactions over a set period of time wether fraud could be going unnoticed or not? The most successful fraud attempts are ones no one knows about after all. I'm actually curious tbh.

[@joeycampbell940]

@@KatSpicert sadly that goes against the small percentage that get caught online so what happens in the real world doesn't matter.

[@KatSpicert]

@@joeycampbell940 I kinda wanna hear what they have to say as well, since they're an auditor supposedly. Could be very interesting tbh, considering they'd also have a ton of information regarding this too.

[@bloodsports94]

Like 90% of fraud goes un punished. You're so full of yourself it's hilarious.

[@billyvegas111]

"You think this is ha ha funny?" Yes, yes I do.

[@Gojira2000]

Funny for me, not for thee 😂

[@BigDaddyJinx]

Agreed. I think this is ke ke ke funny.

[@heistingcrusader_ad3223]

It's not funny. ITS HILARIOUS!!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@tylerkinley268]

Yes, because they picked one of the most predatory banks to screw with. Bad choice of vic.

[@antonSugar]

Half of them HAVE to be joking. They play it up too hard and I'd be embarrassed to put this out there.

[@SuperCosmicMutantSquid]

I'm waiting for a -1,000,000 video and the person calling towards celebrities to help them.

[@cooldizzle93]

The 2 guys negative 10997.58 did they just flloat over the same screen.

[@smokelord2002]

90% of them are and doing it for the views.

[@yourdadhasadogfilter2505]

Clout is stronger than heroin

[@technomage6736]

​@@yourdadhasadogfilter2505For real! I'm having withdrawals bro! Tell me I'm awesome so I can get my dopamine fix. Thumbing up my comments is the good stuff! That's that dank! 😂

[@GangMember9000]

My bank will only spot me $100 until the check clears.

[@CanaryDiamond82]

But you know that you’re going to have to pay it back.. Anyone with a bank account knows that so I don’t understand why they thought it would be any different.. 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@marymaza2187]

I really shouldn't be surprised people are taking literal bank fraud advise from tiktok, since they listened to tiktok about actual DENTAL PROCEDURES from non-dentists.

[@natalyabaich4006]

Right?! 🤣😂🤣

[@CharlieMartini6]

Yooo I could not freaking believe they let TikTok "dentists" actually work on their teeth. Unbelievable.

[@icu3869]

11:44 these kids are DOOMED. Who thinks it’s aGood idea to have their kids promoting scans they can’t possibly understand? And who see Kids parroting financial advice and takes it? This is so dumb and disturbing on so many levels.

[@j.m.edwards1183]

And do not forget the Pink Sauce lady and her botulism product.

[@nayabkhurshid4089]

Thats such a good point! Im not gonna be surprised after this 😭😭

[@stevemaricar4350]

This is an excellent cautionary tale about finding easy ways to make money, particularly the dubious methods promoted on social media platforms.

[@SeekingNewHeights777]

If it sounds to good to be true it is simply

[@Catherine.Dorian.]

Whenever something is too good to be true, it is. There’s no such thing as a free meal, these people are too focused on the greed and turned off the few brain cells they had.

[@geistgrace6452]

It would be if we hadn't had this happen 2 other times. UberEATS and Cash-app.

[@ohnoitsandrew9538]

This is just like that woman who posted a bunch of tiktoks like "Here's how I grew my business" and it was all just circular transactions where she would invoice herself, pay the invoice with a business credit card, and then use those funds to pay the credit card saying "Then, since I paid the card easily they increase my credit and I can buy stuff with my business card" not realizing it's just fraud

[@EddieSpaghetti69]

You can do that to your own personal cards; depending on your laws. It's when you do this in a *business* that it becomes fraud; once again depending on laws in your area it ends up causing tons of issues. When you do it for personal cards (A to B to C back to A with no accrued interest) it's called *consolidation* and you take advantage of loopholes; banks don't wanna chase down people potentially consolidating accounts as it might *push said consolidators elsewhere.* My source? My grandfather did insurance adjusting for businesses. Don't commit fraud in businesses, do commit "consolidation" on personal accounts. He made *oodles* of cash from people whom literally *refuse* to read print and sign agreements when they inadvertently would break said agreements. Businesses are not people.

[@Bigrignohio]

Just wait until the IRS wants their 30%.

[@scriptles]

Even better, that doesn't matter as much. Just having a credit card (personal) your credit score goes up. Because not having to pay anything, is the same as an on time payment. Really its only the bad stuff that hurts you. Though not using a card is a good way to get the account closed down for inactivity. Not fraud, not illegal, and your credit score goes up. It's called being a responsible card holder lol. Shocker, these kids should try it some time.

[@gino14]

But that's not even the crazy part

[@robertthompson9643]

This is what happens when everyone believes they will never be charged with stealing anything. They never get charged with shoplifting because they are "victims". So on to the next level...stealing cash.

[@usagi32211]

I can't believe that in the year 2024 people wouldn't think that a bank would go after you for stealing their money.

[@pickles9878]

The money in a bank is not the banks money. Is some other persons money. When banks loan money it’s someone else’s money they loan, not theirs.

[@sunnyandthechlo]

It's like they think banks have infinite money and they'll just go 'oh well.' Or it's like finders keepers, once it's yours no take backs.

[@SrAntonio301]

Being black is a hell of a drug

[@HighFiveGhost50]

@@sunnyandthechlothere actually is a bit of finders keepers. Often if a bank wires the incorrect money into a personal account, the person is able to keep it. It’s happened many times.

[@HighFiveGhost50]

But this is clearly not one of those instances.

[@4RILDIGITAL]

Check fraud can have dire consequences and can ruin people’s financial lives. Let's all be mindful and take a careful approach to what we decide to engage in.

[@williamyoung369]

Well said......

[@fan4life345]

Fact!! Don't be f****** stupid people!

[@ProfessorToadstool]

the king doesn't like it when people mess with his money glitch, I mean financial scam, I mean system... financial system

[@bbbbbb6635]

Okay ai comment

[@reaganjaegan]

This is literally a tactic scammers use, except the victims cashing the checks don't know that they're going to bounce 😭 people online are so dumb

[@torijones5194]

I just read about a bakery in California that got scammed this way. The owner felt something was off due to the amount the check was for, so she asked someone at the bank what they thought. The person at the bank told her that if the check clears, she's good. The check cleared, so she started on the order. Then she got a call from the "customer" wanting a refund. She said no because she had already started on the order. Then the bank called and told her the check was fake. The story has been getting people to the bakery so she can recoup the funds, but it was a sad story to read.

[@little1942]

@@torijones5194 Unfortunately, this has been happening to businesses for a loooong time.

[@medicineshroom1386]

Black people activities

[@GreatHopwood]

They're just cutting out the middle man. Lower overhead.

[@iP0intNLaugh]

And yet they think they're too smart to get scammed 😂😂😂

[@BizLBizL]

Working in finance the moment I heard about this “glitch” my heart sank. At first I wanted to be like “how dumb do you have to be” and really what I felt was there’s so many impressionable young people that are unknowingly (or not wanting to know) making a life altering mistake because of a TIKTOK video. Just so insane how impressionable people are without thinking of any possible consequences.

[@brooklyn5755]

The fact that they know how to write and submit a check but they can’t tell that something like this is fraud.

[@vespernight4236]

Something tells me these idiots were googling "how to write check" and "chase bank near me" shortly after watching those tiktoks

[@joeycampbell940]

To be fair just like reading/writing cursive, driving standard or being social it's all stuff that's extremely easy but older people think is hard because they brute forced it instead of using the very slightly more difficult to access knowledge of their time.

[@fazijslive]

@@joeycampbell940 I think reading your comment is what a stroke feels like. Starts out real nice and easy and just fucks you up in the end. I need a translation and probably a doctor too.

[@joeycampbell940]

@@fazijslive that's just sad, I hope you learn to read soon.

[@joeycampbell940]

@@fazijslive basically older people think stuff is hard because they choose trial and error instead of reading how to do it. They had full access to the knowledge they just refused to read a bit.

[@alex59458]

Not to mention they take out 45 dollars each day for overdraft fees so that shit still rackin up 😅

[@little1942]

Plus the daily fees for each day your account is over drafted.

[@eatp8nt]

@little1942 what was the point of commenting a reply to the commenter with pretty much the same comment as them?

[@JP-tt8gn]

Damn, get a credit union. I can overdraft up to 600$ for emergencies, and all it costs me is a one time payment of 25$

[@smokelord2002]

Most od fees are a fee per charge on the od. Not daily.

[@JakeDelanois]

If something sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

[@Shizuna560]

Like you having 96k subscriber but your videos roughly sits on hundreds of view?

[@Payday5]

​@@Shizuna560does having hundreds views despite having 96k subs sounds good in the first place lmao

[@TrapDaddyJose]

6:41 Its not fake. Thats just the default amount that will show up as owed “maxed” untill they fiqure out how much you actually owe

[@robertdaniels-lane7321]

I’m really starting to believe that banning TikTok wouldn’t have been such a bad idea. 😅

[@vivxsavageog]

It really would’ve been the best idea, let’s get that shit banned.

[@st.upid_fr0g470]

TikTok doesn't have the blame people are 100,000 years late on the evolution department.

[@salsalee4322]

Lol, TikTok just show you how many stupid people around there 😂😂

[@fadhilaiman7812]

Banned tik tok another apps would arise..rinse and repeat

[@burp2019]

hopefully it succeeds

[@TheUnknownD]

I find it funny that people think doing things like this would have no consequences.

[@MrJrd1984]

I find it funny that BLACK people think doing things like this have no consequences. There I fixed that for you.

[@toshabeans]

Right? 🤦

[@Epck]

Its a glitch 🤪

[@jochenkraus7016]

Are these the same people who took Apple devices from a store and were angry after the devices were blocked?

[@conanedigawa9860]

Why is this all my fellow black folk. We got to do better

[@Elluzive]

that's what I was trying to figure out, smh.

[@t-flight2009]

See just cause you only seen black folks on the videos, don't necessarily mean any other race doing it as well. 🤔

[@MrJrd1984]

Its just your culture

[@silversoulken]

@@MrJrd1984Atp it really is. Makes me ashamed as hell.

[@t-flight2009]

@@MrJrd1984 Well I just seen another tragic school incident, and I wonder why your people always doing this, is it y'all culture then .

[@edguy9767]

Its fun seeing the people who ACTUALLY did this😂 its great to see them freaking out lol

[@sebastianolivera6889]

Whoever told them about this “glitch” must be on a “revenge of the nerds” arc😂

[@JamesSmith-yo3wc]

Damn for the dude in 10,000$ negatives just wait till ya getting hit with those overdraft fees.. 😂

[@OACustom]

That was the overdraft fee. Just wait till the feds come knocking to collect. Hello federal felony.

[@mikeyman1974]

He brought this on himself

[@thedarkdweller3476]

Not just overdraft fees but court fees too. Chase is gonna go after him 🤣

[@natalyabaich4006]

Every. Single. Day. 🤣😂🤣

[@leroy92TX]

Banks doing an infinite money glitch since the federal reserve birth

[@TheAlcoholic27]

Congrats on catching a felony and guaranteeing you'll never be approved for a loan or be able to open another bank account again. All over a 4chan meme 😆

[@nojuanatall3281]

Tik tok did this not 4chan.

[@ncmariofan3605]

They'll be homeless, treated like dirt. They'll be nothing more than lepers

[@aaaa-r2q4e]

​@@nojuanatall3281the phrase "infinite money glitch" was a meme on 4chan for the longest. There's overlap

[@MrWolfSnack]

And you thought them microwaving their cell phones was the stupidest thing they ever did.

[@passchen-fail3704]

This wasn’t a 4chan op, this was something idiot teens on TikTok did that equally stupid people ran with

[@Gearhart_Music]

Bro straight said "deadass" after saying "demure". LOL!! Also, don't commit bank fraud kids. Banks are exceedingly efficient at balancing the books. They WILL notice.

[@MrWolfSnack]

Pour one out for the gangstas that robbed banks in the 1800's and never got caught because there was no organized criminal database or profiling system.

[@Mochachocakon]

Deadass is funny, Brat or Demure is 😴

[@casadilla111]

Humans: “No more overdraft fees. They’re evil and harmful and serve no real purpose.” Also humans: Someone’s always gotta ruin things for the rest of us

[@DemarcusQ]

“They really told me to tap in” is the funniest response ever 😭😖🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Jay-jayy-n9u]

There’s a trend it seems to be lazy black people

[@justin9744]

No responsibility taken. Go figure.

[@BullsMahunny]

Yeah well Chase is about to tap in that ass lmao

[@cagneybillingsley2165]

notice how it's almost exclusively african americans? something tells me the genetic differences are real

[@theinternetdebateman3437]

@@cagneybillingsley2165Average IQ of 85

[@dbensdrawinvids8390]

I'm convinced this was some kind of deep troll to put idiots into generational debt.

[@cowboyboots9901]

"I didn't know it was a crime, I just wanted to steal money from Chase."

[@israelrobbins5086]

The dude at the two minute mark was just pretending to be apart of this . Which makes him such a loser

[@icu3869]

SUCH a bad actor. In several ways.

[@Freakwhencee]

Fr

[@WakenNate]

Was that fella speaking English or random English words?

[@Sarrr1]

either way it brings awareness to the situation

[@Awakeonuwu]

How is he a loser for making fun of idiots actually doing this shit?

[@ChungusTheLarge]

If there's one thing I've learned, it is to never underestimate a TikToker's potential to have monumentally inept judgement skills. They will mess themselves up in ways that would have never even occured as a possibility to you

[@MrWolfSnack]

The boiling water and fire challenge 13 years ago was just the tip of the iceberg.

[@Saben.C-Spoon]

​@@MrWolfSnackI'm not the only one who remembers these for once? I stopped being surprised after the "set yourself on fire challenge"

[@MrWolfSnack]

@@Saben.C-Spoon Yeah they just get increasingly worse and more deadly. The milk crate challenge was the most recent one I remember and it left many people permanently paralyzed, one feeding through a tube, and never able to move again. All for TikTok clout.

[@UlyKansas]

The fact that people are so dumb they think they can “glitch”, hack or even steal from a bank without any repercussions or consequences really gives me no hope for the near future.

[@jasperdiscovers]

did the -10k guy really say "chevy or chase or so" 🤣🤣🤣

[@MsChonda]

I remember being in Maryland many years ago and seeing Chevy Chase bank. I'm like, really? The actor has his own bank? Don't judge me 😂

[@JeredtheShy]

Because the real hustle is them passing around that one screenshot and pretending to act like they got busted for views and possibly some dummy handing them money through CashApp, but they never touched a Chase ATM, so he can't remember what the bank's name is. Stop laughing. He probably made actual money you ain't makin. It's always legal to scam simps online.

[@jasperdiscovers]

@@JeredtheShy nah drama queen, Chevy Chase is an artist 🤣🤣🤣 it's not that deep.

[@technomage6736]

​@JeredtheShy "always legal to scam simps" Does the law decide right and wrong for us? Do we actually care whether or not we're cool respectable honorable people? Or is it that we want people to THINK we're cool, but don't actually care if it's really true or not?

[@trey__918]

@@MsChondachevy chase is a town in Maryland you absolute gigabrained regard

[@MacCrunch]

It's disappointing to see the number of people who fell for it, it really shows how desperation can cloud judgment.

[@shashall3n527]

Is it desperation or ignorance? Some may be desperate, but I'd be willing to bet most do this out of sheer ignorance.

[@redacted_____]

It's wild with how many people fell for it

[@eliteapostle77]

Nah its the greed

[@growing.grounds4054]

For some it’s desperation

[@hhiippiittyy]

It's greed and stupidity.

[@VirtuosoI]

Its crazy doing that especially in this economy. Paying a car loan and rent is rough enough! (Pretty sure people know that's not how it works get over it and accept the joke.)

[@blaedus5318]

A KZbinr that was commenting on this story said that this was "'Generational Debt.' Fuck wealth." 😂

[@Remy-q7b]

That's not how debt works

[@mookypants3042]

Yeah, debt doesn't transfer to your heirs. Your creditors will pick apart your estate if there's anything left after you pass, leaving little to nothing for your family.

[@kempolar9768]

​@@mookypants3042that's how it works legally, doesn't stop loan sharks from trying to come after and scare money out due to your family relations.

[@TemmiePlays]

​@@mookypants3042 you are 100% wrong. people, don't take financial advice from Internet. All debts are assets and if you are the next of kin you inherited those debts. sorry.

[@SkullsAndSugar]

And the best/dumbest part is people further incriminate themselves by filming it

[@TylerHy]

Im so done with social media and every committing crimes like: selling/buying counterfeit bags, fake dentist, stealing cars, check fraud, looting, unlicensed filler injections, doxxing, pyramid scemes, etc. Do i need to go on? I understand desperation but I'm not normalizing criminal behavior

[@wolfetteplays8894]

Unlicensed injections shouldn’t be a crime. Licensure is tyranny

[@drexyspivey]

I agree. I quit everything a few years ago. It’s such a mess out there.

[@lelduck6388]

Licenses are to make those preforming the surgery actually knows what they’re doing… it takes actual skill to do medical procedures…

[@Noordledoordle]

​@wolfetteplays8894 you go ahead and take your risks with that, then

[@vgrannyvl2]

Americans have already normalized it

[@ItsBySource]

We went from huffing galaxy gas to "chase glitching" to huffing spray paint in 3 weeks... incredible evolution.

[@BeastGamingHD]

The real glitch is the level of stupidity. How do they not know how checks work? Have they never worked a job in their life?😂

[@matsudoambition2509]

I mean checks are mainly an US thing, in other countries they are rather uncommon, but seeing this mainly happening in the US ye XD

[@TROOPERfarcry]

No, most have not had a job _EVER._ What you're describing here reminds me of a video I saw a year or so ago, where a bunch of "youths" were looting, and they were looting a Popeye's Chicken.... which... you _CAN'T_ loot. There's nothing _TO_ loot. I don't know what they thought they were going to get - like they thought there was just pre-made box meals sitting on shelves in the back of the store? Like you could just run back there and grab a hot-and-ready 4-piece, complete with a biscuit and two sides? At best a looter could get a 20-pound bag of _RAW_ chicken... probably several of those bag, but they'd need to go home _IMMEDIATELY_ to keep it from going bad. Aside from that, maybe a 50-pound bag of breading? The fact that they were trying to loot this _PROVES_ that they had no idea how any of that works, and the _REASON_ they had no idea how any of that works is because none of them have ever had a job like that. And it wouldn't have needed to be a job specifically at Popeye's - they'd have known that if they'd worked at a Taco Bell, or a Burger King, or any-other-restaurant-EVER. *There's not prepared food sitting. There's nothing to steal.*

[@Your_pixels_are_showing]

How to use a bank account and checks used to he taught in all schools. I think it stopped well over a decade ago and it shows.

[@kiyokumabear]

@@TROOPERfarcry Eww Popeyes is dry AF and gross. They really should've picked better...

[@MrWolfSnack]

No they have not. A lifetime of free handouts from college or their parents.

[@traphikonthehourtv]

10:41 “motion picture purposes” right there on the bill 😂😂😂

[@fawien]

I watched all these and just remember that every time I deposit a check over 5k, I get a notice of 5 day hold for the check to clear and be reported to the IRS.

[@piewackete]

Same, I received a large settlement check when I was 18 for about 17,000 dollars and opened a chase account to deposit it. Had to do the extra paperwork and after 3 days they released 1,000 then after 7 I think I got the full amount. I remembered being really mad because I didn’t even want a bank account I wanted my freaking money!!!!

[@le_bandito]

These people are why you have to wait 5 days

[@KatSpicert]

​@@piewackete at that point, with that amount of money, I'd do anything they say in order to receive said money. You could always close the account too lol.

[@piewackete]

@@KatSpicert that’s pretty much what I did, I bought my mom and myself vehicles and new laptops lol

[@KatSpicert]

@@piewackete Aye thats aways good lol. I couldn't imagine what I'd do with that much at 18, wether I'd spend it on insignificant things like shoes or actually save it up is unknown. All I know is, when I got my first credit card at 18, it wasn't very good after a year for many reasons...

[@AnnahsWorldOfRandome]

3:58 dude, the second dude who used the same screen shot isn’t even believable! The acting is so bad! At least the first dude he seemed genuinely upset.

[@rats7386]

That average 80IQ is really showing

[@vgrannyvl2]

You mean 3

[@minhsangphan8931]

@@vgrannyvl2 more like -1, I swear to you I used to have a friend, who could be call dumb since she got problems in her brain, and yet she seems way WAY smarter than these people

[@BigDaddyJinx]

Definitely far more Gumps than Einsteins.

[@theinternetdebateman3437]

@@BigDaddyJinxEven Gump could’ve told you about how dumb this is

[@Semystic]

80 is being very, very generous

[@pastelminty1714]

WHY TF IS IT ALWAYS MY COMMUNITY THAT DOES THE STUPIDEST CHOICES IVE EVER SEEN?! Never been so embarrassed and disappointed my God

[@deanscurse]

I'm not embarrassed for these people. I'm glad I grew up with sensible parents in a good area away from people like this. I'm not claiming any people who continue to play into stereotypes as “my community” they're on their own.

[@pastelminty1714]

@@deanscurse you know I respect that! At this point, I’m just blessed that my parents taught me right

[@Happy_Hand]

An average of 80 IQ

[@GENERIC_CHANNEL_HANDLE]

The craziest part to me is that people think they can fuck over a bank when literally everyone is uploading their crimes to social media. You aren't about to win a fight against a _bank_ when you're _clearly_ in the wrong, kids.

[@Jim90117]

Nevermind social media, they're stealing from a bank that knows their name, where they live and exactly what they've stolen.

[@vraolet]

C'mon it's just a bank. What do they know about money or fraud?

[@cameronbigley7483]

​@@vraoletThey know how to protect themselves, and always win.

[@vraolet]

@@cameronbigley7483 I'm sorry if that wasn't clear, but my previous comment was sarcastic.

[@neodecker]

This has always been a thing. Depositing a check the bank always puts the money in your account, but if it doesn't clear they take it back out. That's how all those "please cash my check, and you can keep some of the money" scam worked.

[@JACpotatos]

Not always. I just had to deal with my bank when they thought my check was fishy. Took an hour at the bank to get it deposited into my account

[@neodecker]

@@JACpotatos There are always exceptions. For a long time when chat rooms were popular, the check scam was common. Your bank's security probably came from that.

[@JACpotatos]

@@neodecker the check scam has always been popular

[@Platinumpuppy]

Some checks take 7 days before they will be deposited. But, I don’t bank at Chase.

[@neodecker]

@@JACpotatos I agree, that's what I'm saying.

[@TheGhostInTheWires]

This reminds me of the Chappelle's Show episode when they gave out reparations 😂 "Nah Nah, I just bought this baby straight CASH"

[@NISIG-oq3tq]

1) that is my favorite sketch from the Chappelle show 2) this is just check fraud my ex used to do this in California in 1999 3)YO Chuck!! SUCK MY NU**S😂

[@skrinix]

the craving for “easy money” really shows in this one. people forget you actually have to work for it unless you were born into it.

[@Arenee828]

2:25 sad or mad?? Feel stupid!

[@PurpleLEANKrabs]

Smoke alarm people

[@NicoThefourth]

He said he worked for the money so I think he's one of the guys that had someone else do it to their account

[@Mya.n.chichi]

He most deffff tried this "trend" n bamboozled his own self 😂😂😂😂

[@silasr20]

@@NicoThefourththat’s not his lol

[@silasr20]

That’s not his lol

[@cecejamesable]

Why the hell would you try to glitch anything that ain't in a video game? Especially banks no less? That shit will haunt their families until they die out.

[@bankkunarak]

i dont even glitch (online) video games. unless what you glitch is worthless (then what's the point to glitch that) the best they take back what you glitch. the worst they perma banned your account.

[@jimmymackey882]

@@bankkunarak ive only done glitches in games if its not my main system or if its a glitch that wouldnt affect anything

[@stellviahohenheim]

No this chase bank way of promoting themselves

[@Szriko]

I mean... You'd still have the money if you're not truly incredibly stupid, so you could return it and pray they don't press charges on each individual.

[@miciso666]

I asked my bank. They replied on phone with. We just put this as a giant loan. So over your life ur gonna repay it with interest. If ur dumb enough to have spent it. If not u can put it all back with a 15% interest for the loan. 😂 They said jailing me would not get them their cash back.

[@kevinouellette5316]

Are these people making video evidence of their crimes thinking it's secret and the courts will never see them? Depositing a 10k check then crying about online is nect level stupid

[@xzenitramx666]

People upload thinking those are private with limitation.

[@JustStop19]

Pattern recognition.

[@Happy_Hand]

Hard for the sub 80 IQ crowd shown in the video

[@TheLegPumpkin]

Tik tok has ruined the way people think people respond to things as much as their bank accounts. Surprised equals cover mouth. Upset equals rub face.

[@shadow6743]

We need more financial literacy in our country. This almost happened to me with a scam for a job. It's crazy people are doing this crap to themselves.

[@Dedicated2TheButterfly]

This is a cultural thing - I'll let you figure out what culture I'm talking about

[@shadow6743]

Really, we had to turn this into racism? I saw your past comments. I'm Black it is not in our culture to do things like this. People of all colors do things like this. It's just a difference in scale. All kinds of people want something for nothing. Demonizing a group of people based on a small group you see on social media shows your ignorance.

[@akeembrown7661]

@@Dedicated2TheButterflyAsians don’t wanna scam they’re forced to

[@Shukochan]

@@Dedicated2TheButterfly People who come out of the American public school system? America's impoverished? The financial illiterate? Didn't realize any of that was due to "culture."

[@garymcallister4128]

You typed too many words. "We need more literacy in our country" is more correct. But, you are also correct!

[@justplainmark]

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

[@dandyandy8213]

The worst thing is these people can vote

[@katievarnum]

I work for a governmental financial regulator and this has f****d over people who didn’t even participate in this stupid s**t.

[@ltamha]

That's interesting and totally not fair on the innocent people. Could you elaborate on how they're being affected too please by this as I'm genuinely curious. I get going after those who used the "glitch" but it's always the few who ruin it for the many I guess.

[@PhantomAarantula]

If this actually is affecting innocent people, it's likely because tax payers are going to have to cover the bank's losses.

[@that.ll_do_pig]

😮 How so?

[@jesuszamora6949]

I'd like to know how this is affecting people who DIDN'T partake in this fraud? I'm sure more than a few legitimate Chase customers would like to know this.

[@sleepyproduction7166]

@@jesuszamora6949tax payers probably, you know, middle and lower class people.

[@n8dawg727]

People are idiots. The fact people are faking they have negative accounts is pathetic and disgusting.

[@SuperCosmicMutantSquid]

Kinda screwed up to given they're getting other people panicked. =P

[@slampest]

Its good. Serves as a warning to young and impressionable kids who dont know tf theyre doing in life. At least they arent promoting it

[@varietychan]

TikTok is an IQ test

[@FooeyMcgooey]

TikTok is whatever you want it to be

[@KatSpicert]

Are the best results from people who've never used it?

[@nicholasholloway8743]

Yep, if you HAVE the app downloaded, your IQ score drops by 2 thirds.

[@milojaks]

Im seeing a pattern here

[@slampest]

Dang your right

[@RakeemJohnson-q5v]

I got scammed like this about 20 yrs ago my little brother knew better but I didn't listen to him

[@GT_KREW]

I remember when most ATM wouldn’t allow you to withdraw more that $200 in one transaction 🤷🏿‍♂️🤷🏿‍♂️

[@rocmontgomery3374]

If it's the first time cashing a check from that person, yeah

[@bubblegumxo]

The highest daily atm limit I've ever heard of is $5000, but that's if you have excellent credit. I'm surprised they even let these people take out more than $1000 in a day

[@markusgorelli5278]

If they were depositing a chase cheque, then maybe that's why it went though. 🤷‍♂

[@merphul]

@@markusgorelli5278 depositing a check from your bank into your account just means they can check the funds clearance instantly vs waiting a day or 2 for the batch requests to clear. The "glitch" depends on the portion of funds the bank makes immediately available as a courtesy pending clearance. In any case, there's still a daily ATM withdrawal limit, which for the average person is tops around $500. Sure you can go inside for a teller facilitated withdrawal of a larger amount, but any halfway competent teller would start double checking the situation, not to mention the mandatory reporting for currency transactions of 10k or larger. Most of these videos of people withdrawing massive cash and showing massive negative balances have to be fake videos posted for clout. It's ridiculous on both sides and people thinking it's real is what's really sad for society.

[@lukmaes6290]

same in Europe, 250 Euro is the max, and after 4 of these the same day one blocks your account unless you have informed the bank prior to the withdrawal, this already saved a lot of people from losing a lot of money

[@SadgeFrawg]

This is the type of shit the boondocks would parody

[@chillin5703]

Guy who made the boondocks probably smart enough to know how many of these videos are clearly fakes

[@SuperCosmicMutantSquid]

Was just going to say that.

[@KatSpicert]

​@@chillin5703 Are they really? I can believe quite a few being fake, but are you certain there aren't a good number of real ones _due_ to the fake ones? You can't really fake that one teeth filing thing, thinking it's a legitimate thing with benefits. People can very easily be manipulated in today's landscape.

[@chillin5703]

@@KatSpicert reread my comment love

[@kiyokumabear]

@@chillin5703 Aaron McGruder (I think i spelled it right. If not, oh well.)

[@corbinbuesch289]

90s kid here.... "Have fun in jail dipshits🤣"... Check fraud and bank errors that the customer is liable for has been a thing for..... literally decades now😅

[@raymondamoroso2049]

It really is a riot these fools fell for this. The funny thing is they're just concerned about the crazy negative balance... They can't even begin to comprehend the lasting effects of what they've just done. 🤣🤦‍♂️🤡

[@whatsanenigma]

90s teenager here. Remember those photos on the cashier stations that were captioned "do not accept checks from this person"? I do. Hee hee hee.

[@B3YOND-D_Grav3]

Clearly they never saw catch me you if you can with Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hanks

[@dumbbuckets2668]

WALLA WALLA

[@SillyKhoons]

slap on the wrist well NOT THIS TIME

[@garciaadrian1988]

whoever is dumb enough to try this, deserves to deal with the consequences😂😂😂

[@Mrzombieman]

its so hard to believe people are actually this stupid but were old enough to even open their own bank accounts.

[@ricanhavoc215]

Are they complaining they got caught frauding the bank??

[@sunnyandthechlo]

Man, I can't believe the bank won't let me steal their money with no consequences!!

[@thanos7110]

Then they blame white ppl😂 it's them d@mn white ppl

[@s3rye306]

They have no morals. My morals tell me that trying to fraud a bank out of thousands is a bad idea.

[@jonnaas]

AFTER filming it??

[@pauls5745]

It's like they have the mentality of "I can't believe it. How dare they go after the money I stole fair and square."

[@augormasterson9312]

It’s not a glitch and is indeed fraud but by design the program was working as intended. It just so happens there are people dumb enough to fall for trends on tik tok.

[@oldbloke204]

Nah dude why would a business do this to catch a bunch of clowns who will likely not be able to pay it back?

[@OACustom]

​@@oldbloke204oh, they will pay it back. They will go to prison. Then any money they make will be garnished before they ever get ahold of it. They really don't have a choice.

[@chimponkoman]

​​@oldbloke204 Working as intended as the bank lets you withdraw money early with the assumption that the check is good. The simplified reasoning being things like businesses need the money asap. The way they are using that is ofc not intended.

[@THEDubbleHelixx]

​@@oldbloke204 They're not saying the banks intended to trick people with this. Allowing the funds to be immediately available while the check clears is normal operation (my bank has always done it this way). You're just not supposed to use it to commit check fraud, or else this is what happens.

[@oldbloke204]

@@THEDubbleHelixx Nope should have been flagged as uncleared and not available. System failure imo.

[@ygwaltgmb]

3:33 YOU CAN TELL THEY FAKING!!! THEIR ACTING IS HORRIBLE!!!! HE EVEN ASKED FOR PEOPLE TO MAKE IT GO VIRAL AND FOLLOW HIM 😂😂😂

[@Enzo187]

2:16 "this chevy chase whatever" the actor?!?!? 🤣🤣💀💀

[@problemimentali]

He’s known to be racist, so I guess he might have orchestrated all this to make these guys miserable

[@whatsanenigma]

I believe Chevy Chase is the name of a bank too. Not sure how that works though.

[@graysonoliver2632]

Ex banker here. I'm laughing. Edit: how are they getting thousands from an atm? 40k? Hardly.

[@maryjane4432]

Chase doesn’t allow that much to come out of an atm. They definitely don’t give money face to face if the check hasn’t cleared.

[@cacaKILLS]

I think that was the actual ATM glitch, it was allowing them to pull it out without clearing

[@korofrog]

Right...i was thinking that ATM withdrawals had a set amount you could withdraw daily.

[@Asvpsupreme]

That’s why ppl hit up multiple banks in one day since each has a limit. I knew dudes who do this for years lol

[@maryjane4432]

@@Asvpsupreme there is no way bc the money has to become available. They would get caught in a few days for fraud

[@pauls5745]

@@maryjane4432 as ppl find out. they still try it though.

[@ChrisB-yv1sj]

The funny part (for me, anyway) is that I remember people doing this in the early 1990s when ATMs were starting to become common. People would deposit “cash” - the cash envelope was always empty, of course - and then withdraw that cash immediately. People in my hometown caught criminal charges for this. And for relatively small amounts. The only difference is that people now are writing checks, which is funny because checks were WAY more common back then.

[@dontparticipate240]

What kills me is these idiots really think that Chase Bank, one of the biggest banks in the world, wouldn’t have thought of this.

[@tottythetwink6189]

My Sister found this trend but she was smart enough to research it before doing anything. The amount of people who don't look things up even for just a few seconds after hearing it is upsetting.

[@cass12234]

The fact that you have to even look something up like this to know it's a crime is sad

[@samwallace8654]

Research?! Are you kidding, if you didn't earn the money, it's not yours, it stealing! And even if the bank makes a mistake i.e. a glitch, they gon get money back, don't matter if it's their bad or not.

[@tottythetwink6189]

@@samwallace8654 Isn't looking up information to figure out what is going on Research? The way I worded it did seem like she was considering it but I was still thinking about the people in the video. If they would have took a few minutes (when the trend first started) they would have known to back off. The point was don't believe everything on the Internet at face value. Even if you do have scummy intentions.

[@tottythetwink6189]

@@cass12234 And Yeah it's obviously a crime, but which crime and how it worked was still something you should look up too. Some of us don't see an issue with learning more about something. But now everyone is talking about the Chase thing you don't need to do most of the research yourself.

[@cass12234]

@@tottythetwink6189 your phrasing made it sound like she was actually considering doing it before looking it up, which was what was alarming

[@trunkb73625]

2:17 what's Chevy Chase got to do with all this? 😂

[@Platinumpuppy]

It’s poetic. They all are falling from the ladder in their bank accounts.

[@Chonkems]

Dude threatens to drive into a mcdonalds because he committed fraud. That felony arrest team is gonna love him.

[@roronoabear]

Them getting mad is FUCKING HILARIOUS, and doing it online...