LinkCrave: Don’t Keep That Bank Error Money
Wednesday, January 14, 2009 4:30PM - By Mike Payne
In spite of what that Monopoly card says, a bank error in your favor is NEVER in your favor. While this is a bit of an extreme example, a Pennsylvania couple had a few extra zeroes accidentally added to the end of a recent bank deposit. Instead of a $1,700 check, the bank accidentally turned that into $170k. Not a bad introduction to the new year, huh. Having kept the money without bringing it up, the couple was arrested for theft of the money and are now being held under $100,000 bail. Ironic, much? [asylum]
- What else is hot around the web today? Check it out…
- Great Adventure 2009: 3,600 miles in a flying dune buggy from London to Timbuktu [gearcrave]
- 10 Ways to Keep a Relationship Exciting [askmen]
- Johnny Depp may star in a film adaptation of Hunter Thompson’s “Rum Diary” [screencrave]
- Modern master bedroom ideas with plenty of pics [freshome]
- Guitar Hero III is the first game to reach $1 Billion in sales [beatcrave]
- 5 hilarious lost amendments to the Bill of Rights [holytaco]
