There has actually only been 1 real free money glitch in recent memory, and it was when the US Treasury let you buy cash online with a credit card. Basically, the US Treasury for a while let you buy new coins and bills on their website with a credit card. So people would max out their credit cards, get the cash in the mail, then bring it to the bank to pay off their credit card. This essentially let you scam the credit card points system for a free 2-5% bonus. Some people made thousands of dollars off of this before the US treasury and the credit card companies caught on and shut down this loophole.
This is giving me insane 2015 nostalgia of looking up games' cheats or secret tips and tricks on youtube only to see that it's patched lol @@aBlackMage
This is really funny to laugh at, but like thinking that ignorant people looking for a way out of a desperate situation may now be saddled with another debt that they can't hope to repay due to a perceived windfall is sad.
@@salmonmankingoftheocean7624well, unless they did actually go and immediately punt it in a casino, anyone who did this should still have a good bit of that moment left, no?
People really out there thinking it's them verse like... a fucking CSGO Community Server owner, like the worst that's gonna happen is they just ban you from the server... and not a god damn bank lmao. Talking like it's a glitch like they've found out how to dupe diamonds and Chase will need to wait for the next patch update, god damn.
Not only just banned but good luck getting an account with another bank you'd be seen as high risk and likely have to still pay the money back or get things seized or jail time. Times are tough but trying to cheat the system especially the banks is just outright stupid and will result in a massive loss for you in one way or another
Guaranteed infinite money glitch: Step 1. Sleep through college Step 2. Create leverage by working at a company like Twitch Step 3. Get hired by NVIDIA as head of Glarketing Step 4. Give up because you want to play Hitman Step 5. Profit on a once in a lifetime bull market (Working hard is optional)
@@ariche934Debt is fine if it leads to more money than the interest you'll be paying + opportunity costs of not asking money from friends, family, etc.
@@imakaanttrue but that was in 1978 and I don’t remember a single good American F1 driver from then and now. Then again, there’s only like 4 or 5 countries with more than one champion. England, Germany, Brazil, Finland and Italy I think. But it’s also in part due to the lack of popularity of F1 in America.
This video should be titled Gen-Z learns about cheque fraud. This is ALWAYS how cheques have worked, but no one this generation has a checking account lmao so they don't know how it works hahahaha
I remember learned about a bounced check from Schoolhouse Rock on dvd lol... i realize i was lucky to have people tell me how banks work as a kid! soon as i turned 18 i made my own bank account
How are people so stupid that they think there will be no consequences for a TikTok free money glitch. That's the level of stupid like clicking a malware ad to claim you free iPod nano because you're the 1 millionth visitor to a website.
Legitimately, how many people need to be thrown in prison for committing the crime that is spread by a tiktok trend before this kind of thing stops consistently happening?
If the max was 90k then not worth waiting around, I could use the time waiting in line and writing the check, to re-watch a Big A clips or a main channel video. That's worth infinity more than the measly 90k
Atrioc hates sports betting, but doesn't realize that the average sports bettor is an undisciplined nube. If you play with 1% units , handicap games and bet smart, you can definitely turn a profit. I'm at 8%ROI over the last year. Where average sports bettors get it wrong is thinking that they can get rich quick by hitting a parlay. Parlays are the worst bets and Vegas' biggest money maker . The fact that Atrioc doesn't know the meat of sports betting but yet denounced it is pretty disappointing.
@@KyleTheobald-m9e what's better 8% roi with a chance of losing 100%, or a guaranteed 5% roi? Sure you can "gamble smartly" and hedge your bets, for a 3% increase? Okay buddy
I’m actually so shocked every time he mentions F1. I’m sitting here actively playing the F1 game and my favorite streamer talks about my favorite driver. It’s like a crossover episode
Close but not quite on the treasury bond description. There are no 6 month t bonds, but instead t bills which do not have interest payments but are instead sold below par value.
I 100% believe whoever started the chase bank “money glitch” thing was trolling and has pulled off the most devastating prank of the past couple of years.
They're going to have criminal fines/penalties after this which can't go away in a bankruptcy (banks don't play with check fraud, especially large amounts and if you're encouraging others to do it.) A bankruptcy also tanks your credit score, which if you don't have a long history will be DEVESTATING in terms of getting loans and credit cards, and bankruptcies stay on your credit score for 12 years. Not as simple a solution as you think. And I read a youtube comment by a person who said they know things that banks are highly likely to blacklist people who commit check fraud from ever opening an account with them, and will share that info with other banks. They are not just going to get away with it.
1st season actually got me to start watching the highlights. Normally I stick to rally, IMSA, and Supercross. It's not been all that interesting since then.
For debt consolidation or refinancing there’s typically some combination of fees, rate hikes, or duration extension that benefits the creditor for giving you more rope. When afterpay is paid on credit, you’re forcing the banks into a refinance they didn’t agree to. As based as this is, it’s the banks’ right to close the loophole.
for the editor: Great editing on the recent vids! The cuts are really nice and flow quite smoothly from what happened during the stream. I think though, it may be wary to start adding a disclaimer or a tag somewhere in a corner of the video when atrioc is going on his satire sarcasm tangents. As regular viewers we can pretty much tell when he's using his sarcasm tone, but for others out there that may stumble on this, or don't understand it, it may be useful. Especially in case anyone tries taking action against him claiming atrioc was unknowling giving "financial advice" or "encouraged _____ behaviour". Thanks for the great content!
There can’t be anyone who feels sorry for these idiots. They willingly and knowingly committed fraud, no shit they are going to be liable to pay the money back. And if you don’t you’ll 100% end up in jail.
99% of tiktok trends is just a few people doing something obviously stupid and everyone else egging them on for their own amusement. Its honestly like a more tame version of old 4chan bullying where someone with questionable intelligence gets fooled into doing something stupid for attention, but difference is their vids get pushed higher in the algorithm as more people are laughing at them and sharing the video. The higher they go on the algorithm the more gullible (and people faking for views ofc) end up recreating it and the cycle continues. TLDR is tiktok is an endless cycle of dumb people + bullying but also skill issue.
roughly 85% of sports gamblers are long term losers-- from moderate to ruinous. 10% hover at break even. 5% make money long term. unless you actually have mathematics/statistics degrees /and/ an interest in sports, you really shouldn't be involved other than one most should approach the casino: as an entertainment expense.
Getting free money from a bank, leaving the country, and buying property in Italy could be a nice plan only if you are not a citizen of a superpower country 😂
I think this could have happened on any short form content platform. Tiktok just has a better algorithm than Shorts and Reels, so people use it more, and trends disseminate quicker. If you just ban tiktok, that's corporate pandering. If you ban short-form content, that's based.
Big A college student here you think getting a year long or 6 month cd is the move since I can pay for college before the term limit and make about 5% back on what I put down or should I go with an high yield savings? Just curious what you thought doubt you’ll read it tho. Love the vids
See my ass would have kept the money for at least a year so I could just pay off the -$31,000 with the money I took. But if I don't get caught after a year, its my money. And yes I fill "some high school" in my job applications.
