Woman Withdrawing $20 From ATM Finds $1 Billion Balance 

1 million dollars is 0.1% of 1 billion dollars, they can spare some for an elderly lady who did the right thing 😂

@@tsukiszn yes very true... considering her current balance she deserves a little something

Yeah they could have given that lady 1 million. I agree she should get a reward. That or as you said, a $500,000 dream vacation to anywhere. Whether that be to Las Vegas for a week and a half, or whether that be to Barbados to an all-inclusive resort! For her being honest. Because so many wouldn't be.

Imagine the amount of good publicity that the bank could have gotten from it too. Give her a nice vacation and put her up in a five star all inclusive resort or if she didn't want anything fancy then maybe give her a shopping spree somewhere. Missed opportunity for the bank.

Lmao

FACTS..........

Her reward is in heaven.

Yep!!

@@Cristallia bills won’t come with you when you dead

Doing the right thing and get no reward is better than ending in jail.

A reward for what? Bank errors happen all the time. You can’t legally spend the money from a bank error anyway.

*there is some sort of law where, if you find anything, you're suppose to report it (I think to the PD) & after a certain amount of time IF nobody claims it you're legally allowed to keep it.*

If she didn’t return it, she would be charged for it. So it’s good she returned it.

@@DARKANGEL_X5-452 this is a bank dude, that law doesn’t work for this situation

@@DARKANGEL_X5-452 Let me tell you something that will blow your mind! The world has more countries then America and they all have different laws, isn't that mindblowing?!

So?

@@measlesplease1266 so she can technically say she used to be billionaire

Hahahaahahahahaahahahahahaahahahahahahah

Yes lmaoooo

millionaire. :P

I will do right thing

Hypothetically you gay

Why a million. Just because he is a billionaire doesn’t mean 1 million doesn’t mean much to him. Give her 1k or 5k max

That money is not the bank's property and they don't have the right to give some of it away.

I'd transfer it to other accounts to make it mine

Most definitely

yup, after all most banks here in my country just fires anyone that commits even a small mistake

And give this woman their pay for the next month

If it was an employee related issue. If it's a faulty issue then no one would

*there is some sort of law where, if you find anything, you're suppose to report it (I think to the PD) & after a certain amount of time IF nobody claims it you're legally allowed to keep it.*

they more than likely asked and if not shame on them

Yea that’s so stupid and they said which bank she goes to🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

Dude they asked for her permission to show the balance of her checking account 🙃

They may have done that so scammers don't go after her thinking that she has hundreds of thousands in there. Or that people don't come up to her asking for money when they run into her in the street.

She had to of told them first?? So?

I mean if she didn't then she would spend the rest of her life in prison.

She didn't give it away. It was never legally hers to spend.

There’s no way in hell she would have gotten away with it. This kind of stuff does not just happen.

Ugh, yeah I don’t think you can get away with a billion dollars 😅, I think I kinda goofed on that statement. But yeah not even a lil reward? Come oooon.

@@redbellyburgerboy5850 if this happened to a really smart person, there's a chance they could actually get away with it

😩😩😩😩

Stay in school kids. Unlike you, she is an adult with her life together. She doesn’t need to daydream about being a functional adult

@@0IIIIII who slapped your ass? Why so uptight? Lmao

@@NovaSniper12 LMFAOO

@@NovaSniper12 lmao I know right

Very true

Yup

Also wise man says man who stands tall on toilet is high on pot

So true!

*there is some sort of law where, if you find anything, you're suppose to report it (I think to the PD) & after a certain amount of time IF nobody claims it you're legally allowed to keep it.*

Anzuls - LOL!! I know where you're coming from:)

Haha!

Negative 8 cents

Bruh!! I hear ya 😂😂

Bruh!! I hear ya 😂😂

so being honest needs a reward? wow

Being a decent person needs a reward, moral standards must be down now lol

@@raeven33 yes , it needs to be rewarded, because you want to set an example to others that being honest and good pays, and being a dbag doesn't ... In a world full of dbags it's helps to reward honesty ..

@@abhishekshankar1136 I can take you statement and make it pessimistic, here watch. When you're honest you should expect to be rewarded and if you don't then why should you be honest if you don't get rewarded? Your statement is encouraging people to expect a reward and making their actions/motives not genuine, honest, and benevolent.

@@abhishekshankar1136 ok so you're dishonest if there's no reward huh? ok got u 😉

They would’ve gotten the money back within the day anyhow

I argee Bart Simpson

*there is some sort of law where, if you find anything, you're suppose to report it (I think to the PD) & after a certain amount of time IF nobody claims it you're legally allowed to keep it.*

She still is doing better than most people 10,000$ no bad

@@randomman8097 she is 77. What did you expect.

for doing the bare minimum

Why would they??? She just brought a bunch of attention to their money laundering schemes!

They promised her a super, *ultra, MEGA* great rate the next time she took out a loan with Chase.

Chase is by far the worst financial institution. Great to work for tho just let TD hold your cash.

@@tonye5987 yeah thats what i felt, i know systems arent perfect but accidents like this should be obsolete. Also the fact that if she spent more than her $10,000 shes be in debt the next day i feel its a scam. Like how overdraft fees were a scam

😂😂😂

😐

🤣🤣🤣

@@tropical3743 lighten up it’s a joke

@@skylarwise1432 😂😂😐😐😐😐😐

apparently according to Chase it was a negative billion dollars and that they do that when they freeze an account.... it was her late husbands acc and her using it make it look suspicious so thats what they do... yeah right...

@@kittencatlover156 mwuah

you don't get a reward for something you have to do.

@@munk3064 She technically didn’t have to do anything. Not her fault, as long as she doesn’t go withdrawing everything.

@@Infernos01 pretty sure it wouldnt matter if she told the bank or not, because i heard it was a glitch and that she coulnt actually spend it. Idk tho

@@munk3064 The right thing isn't what you have to do. Otherwise criminals wouldn't exist

@@sodoc3860 honestly not that big of a deal once my bank account balance showed 2,147,483,647 (you might recognize it as the max 32 bit integer) and I literally didn't get excited or anything I was like "well that's a neat glitch" .. checked in an hour and it was normal again. I wasn't gonna waste 30 min on the phone to tell them something they knew lol

She would probably gotten locked up if she used it anyway lmao

Yup you got that right.

Plus depending whether or not it's a credit card or debit card she'd have to pay ALL that money back

@@3triplemmx Hahaha right. Spends like $5 bucks of their money on their mistake...JAIL

2 things every person that mistakenly ended up with millions on their checking account have in common: they were all trying to take out ridiculously small amount of money when they find out HAHAHA. Oh and the other being they don't get compensated or rewarded for their honesty.

Let's get a patreon of something for her for her honesty.

Her two options - Spend it, go to prison - Don’t spend it, go on with your life That’s not honesty that’s just knowing the consequences

@@daddydiesel7177 why would she go to prisom its not her fault they gave her money

@@lukedagon stealing is BAD you can go to jail for that.

@@cyber9703 ik that but like she didnt steal a thing she could have though it was a gift or sum

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Lmao 😂 it’s such a stupid question

@@justjuli3t right 😂

😂yea I just forgot my 10,000 was 1 billion

Yes 💯😂😂😂

Do you even know what 10% of a billion is?

They can’t do that because she still would been a multi-millionaire.

@@arthurwaring 100 million mate. Know your numbers.

@@arthurwaring 10% of 1 Billion is 100 Million.

@@arthurwaring don’t worry I had the same mistake with pennies

🤣

Unfortunately you'd lose, the government protects its big businesses :) Of course if you were a small company you'd probably be screwed over.

😂

The lawyer would laught at you and tell you to stop wasting their time.

You know that fine print you sign when you open a bank account? Yeah somewhere in there they have a clause saying if the bank mistakenly deposit money in your account you will not spend it and notify the bank... She did what she was supposed to otherwise she would of got jammed up on theft charges

In my country the cops would probably take the money and pretend like nothing happened

What country?

@@Sub4CarClips the story happened here in New Zealand, and if memory serves me correctly they were maybe danish or swedish? I tried googling the article just now but man, our media is obsessed with tourism and money so good luck trying to track it down with any of those search terms LOL

I'd be guilty as -----. 😳👍

Yeah good luck

@@michaelsMW2movies this man knows whats up

@@michaelsMW2movies hell yea

same ahahaha

It's not really theft since it was in her bank account. It would've been the banks fault.

@@randomchannel6900 True, but there have been reports in the past of this being theft and the account holders facing legal action.

exactly

With that money she could changed her name and move out of the country.

@@randomchannel6900 100% is theft, it’s the same thing if you found your friends wallet they accidentally left at your house. You know it’s not yours, but it’s in your house, regardless if you took $200 out of your friends wallet even though they misplaced it and it’s in your house, it’s still theft.

not really, if she had spent it, she would just have to return the amount what is owed. She would end up in jail if she cant pay it back

@@travelmemorylane7052 I would've been like "hmm I'm 77 years old... YOLO!"

@@tornmien quickly buy a private island and hire an army of security

@@austinbevis4266 more like move it to a swiss bank account and get off the grid fast

*there is some sort of law where, if you find anything, you're suppose to report it (I think to the PD) & after a certain amount of time IF nobody claims it you're legally allowed to keep it.*

Straight Facts

Same

You would’ve gotten sent to jail

@@brokenfinger sent to jail for what if someone sends the money to u it's urs get a lawyer and ur good

Same

but it wasn’t

No. There is a concept in law called "unjust enrichment". You basically can't benefit from a mistake and receive money not entitled to you.

@@tinajsews2835 Wnat?

Even i got a lot of money from the bank by mistake via wire transfer of c but in the end i ended up gaving all the money.. They will chase you and file a report in the court and send you legal notice..

@@BlueRevolving crazy people man

I'm already spending it and m.j it didnt even happen

*there is some sort of law where, if you find anything, you're suppose to report it (I think to the PD) & after a certain amount of time IF nobody claims it you're legally allowed to keep it.*

@@DARKANGEL_X5-452 tf man keep spaming

@@crymeaariver this man must really want people to know about this law😂

Probably chase would find out in a couple of days or weeks and start looking for her

nah the fbi would get involved and she would probs be fined and arrested for fraud

@@thestal4596 can't tell if you're joking 😀

@@ab_xcqi5708 i aint joking, however if she had a low profile(like 21 year old immigrant) then she would be able to steal the money,

@@ab_xcqi5708 not joking. If she hadn't reported it, they'd find out in a couple days and had launched a full investigation and all that. If I were her what I would do is transfer a few thousand to different accounts in different banks, withdraw all of it from those other banks and then make a piece of art and have a friend buy my art from me in cash with my own money and then report the billion in my original account and then deposit the few thousand back into the original. (Which is illegal btw *money laundering*) But on a more realistic note i might take withdraw in cash like however much I had in the account before the billion + like maybe 500 or 1000 and then report the money. But even then they'd probably find out. So the only real option you have is to just tell the bank about it

:)

Facts hahaha

IRS will notify this irregularity sooner or later and your ass will be in a federal prison

@@IBroLLyISePhIrOtH your like that one friend in the friend group that always ruins the fun

@@IBroLLyISePhIrOtH let us live in the moment 😩

@@King-ev4el that one friend will save his friend ass

Lmao

😄😂 You wrong...😆

@Mugiwara Luffy Bruh

*there is some sort of law where, if you find anything, you're suppose to report it (I think to the PD) & after a certain amount of time IF nobody claims it you're legally allowed to keep it.*

@Retta L I’m sending so many Zelles and cash apps out rapidly

You want to go to jail

You can only take out 100 bucks or so and by the time you get a couple grand, the bank will get you😂

You can still be charged for that bro

Oh yeah, withdraw a billion dollars

@@kennooo535 fr huh😂😂

No, that’s not the banks money to give and if she were to spend it she’s be arrested not much of an option to not be honest

Swiss road is closed by Obama. Try Delaware. At least Biden won't object to that.

then you'll get arrested, it's not your money.

You dont have to tell the bank. They would have found out anyway. If you spent it, you'd go to jail

@@melanatedopinions5396 Prison, not "jail". Felonies = prison

Source

How tf do you know

@@soap5047 is that a question or statement?

@@vannsea2232 Idk I just said something

@@Random_Furryyy a fee for what?

oh you're one of those...

Billionnaire by net worth

@@gardenspierre9986 Well, I suppose. Especially if she has other things that she owns that she could consider assets.

@@moneyguy2008 Exactly

Yeah I would have tried to transfer the money to different accounts then get in a plane fly somehow and enjoy life atleast in my dreams that sounds like a good idea

@@henning6158 until they find out and take your kidneys

Sane ,that's y I tool out 5 billion dollars from my bank account and burned it.

@@abdouaboud7490 *laughs in IRS*

@@Someone-ti8pi same

They would catch the mistake soon enough and make you pay it back so to everyone saying "I would keep it" they're not gonna let you keep it trust me

@@vickyham2013 Be honest though, if you were put in Crystal's shoes, would you have done the same thing? I know I would keep my mouth shut.

@@mortis3732 they would literally make you pay back the money 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

@Kefla youd do it to

@Kefla stc

At that age, I'll steal the most of it, starch it somewhere and secretly pass the location to my kids and grand kids. And do the time

I'd steal it. My account my money

pretty sure it's a federal crime

True

Why does everyone keep commenting to give her a reward her reward is not going to jail

I see you In every inside edition comment section lol

@@jp46614 not her fault the bank messed up. Also you can get past any lawsuit with a billion dollars. So yes, she deserves a reward.

Ninnikins once the bank found out they would take the billion back so she would no longer have a billion dollars and if she spent any of it she would be forced to pay it back and face legal trouble.

🤣🤣🤣

Me too.

That's messed up

Oh😟

Really?

Ahh yes another “because someone on the internet said so it must be true”

@@replayz5688 nah he’s lying

No, you wouldn’t. The bank would have taken their money back within a matter of hours, and even if you tried to take it all out, you would then be arrested. You might think “Hurr, durr, lot of money” but it’s not like that in real life

@@bm1x718 quit runing peoples fun and go with it or leave the comment section for ever

@@seththrondsen2003 wow butthurt

@@awuila8154 im not butthurt, why do you think im butthurt?

I would tbh

@@dylanm7136 you'd crash the ferrari in 3 days and be mangled beyond recognition

@@dylanm7136 put 2 million in to crypto spend 20 years in jail and come at a multi millionaire

I’d wait, and slowly spend some.

Someone in my country accidentally had a lot of money transferred into her account. She immediately started spending all the money - went to clubs, bought designer stuff and so on. When the bank realized the mistake, they demanded she pay back all the money because it wasn't hers. She obviously couldn't because she had spent almost all of it in a matter of days and she was a student with no income. I believe she went through a lot of legal issues after that so if it were me, I would fess up immediately. But it is tempting though...

@@MissSarcasticBunny you can rob a bank with a gun...but you can rob the world with a bank.

What will someone do lol. It is not there bank pin or social security.

I think it's very safe who would want to rob someone with only 10k

@@imnotdoneyet7915 10k is alot

Iol 😭😭 facts

It is still going to be in the news like: "1 billion dollars have been stolen from a bank" or somethin

@@sadguy3037 right but then think bout it . It’s not your fault or your problem. If they happen to find out who’s money the account went into it’s not stealing because you didn’t put it there .

This just happened to some bank they paid over the amount n the other bank keep it, because they would have owed it eventually but just not that quick.

Yep still illegal if ya keep it. Happened to a lady in Missouri a few years back cept it was like 15 million. She spent it all and got crages with wire fraud

@@ChadHoffmanwickalan damn chad I wasn’t tryna hear that 😂but I guess it makes sense . When the bank makes a mistake they call it a “glitch”. Worst excuse ever , but I’m sure with the way the world is set up , with all all the loopholes they got to get out of everything I’m sure there’s a way somebody could keep or spend some of that money without being charged

Best advice ever friends.

what..???

?

Of course it was a mistake

You’ll go to jail for fraud. Even if it was the mistake of the bank. It wouldn’t be worth the headache.

This good deed by the lady will come back to her by something else.

Youd be in jail quicker for that. Sorry, PRISON.

It isn't a matter of "returning" the money. She never had it. The banks have full access to our funds and can take from them whenever they want. All they did was reverse the incorrect deposit and post it to the correct account.

Says the roblox kid that would buy 1m robux

@@glo0292 10k$ only and if you have 1 billion dollars that wouldn't be a problem... until the bank finds out

@@Azadgoli ik but he would spend it on robux is my point

@@glo0292 Bobux?

@@glo0292 bobucc

Be thankful if it doesn't, because it's a bank error & it's not yours so you can't keep it. Better to not have it at all :)

Banks never give. They only know how to overcharge you in different ways.

That’s a non fun fact.

You can't just cash out a billion dollars, even in increments. That would cause suspicion. Besides, she would've gotten caught anyway and sent to prison.

Whoosh

Cash out how?

Dom Toretto?!?!

@@liamina3563 if you know how to do things it is possible.

If you move it to your savings then the bank will know that you knew and tried to keep it. That stunt could land you in jail.

If you move it, bank will notice and you got jail time

Obviously you didn’t think this comment through

the interest wouldve nullified since it wasnt your money to start with. You dont think bank would notice one billion dollar transaction? if you were frequently moving billion dollars then ya may be but im sure you aren’t a billionaire

@@zee9709 No, not really. As long as you give the money back it's not a criminal offence. And you're only moving it to a savings account in the same bank which won't arouse any suspicion as you're only moving it between your own accounts. It will only raise red flags if you decide to move it out to another bank or another person. The banks usually call you if someone accidentally has paid money into your account and they'll ask if you want to return it, you can say no, however, it is illegal to spend it and the courts will ask you to return it.

That's not hard earned money.

fair enough

Shut df up

@Warcr!mesenioyer_823 A billion dollars is not hard earned? If it were so "easy" everyone would be a billionaire!

@@E50AK I think what he means is that liberal elite billionaires usually cheat the system in their favor.

same

She wouldn't have been sued because she would be in jail. That's a crime. There is a transaction trail and it will always be found.

@@khefrenka2348 Yeah, but that's screwed up. It shouldn't be a crime to use your account's money. It's the bank's fault and the bank should pay. Taking stuff back after giving it to someone, given to them accidentally or not, is theft- except for this non-sense.

And that’s probably only in one of her accounts. This lady probably has $60,000 in another account. Maybe that’s why she didn’t care about the billion lol

10k not alot

Clearly you don't know the law then! That billion dollars doesn't even belong to the bank! Do you really think the bank has a billion dollars laying around? And she would have been arrested if she had spend the money.

That’s not how money works or even law really. The bank probably doesn’t even have a billion dollars to pay her back it’s because it wasn’t their money to begin with. It’s the banks fault specifically the guy getting fired but it’s not their job to give her money

It is the banks fault but the money isn’t hers and if she would of spent it they would of made her pay it back.

No. If that money goes to her. People who put their money in the bank would be rob for their hard earned money.

The bank doesn’t have that kind of money! It amazes me how little people know about business. My husband and I owned a indoor RC Track and hobby stores and people constantly thought we were multi-millionaires or something as you would not believe the people asking us for money or giving us their sob stories or having people constantly asking us to sponsor them.

You would be paying that back and have your account shut off. Possibly a lean on your home, and affecting your credit. Go ahead, do it.

Yeah that’s a really dumb idea and would leave you more broke than you started (and in jail)

Sounds like me... lol

How far you can go ?..to planets Mars or Pluto ?..ok . Then enjoying your 💰 lol😄

Me too🙏🏼

Lul

Amen 🙏

😂😂

Amen

Most definitely. This is straight up laundering of the highest degree. An old woman? They were hoping she wouldn't see it.

True

If you get unsuspected money in your account, don’t spend it! Because after a few days or a week, the bank will find out and will be on your ass!! Don’t be an idiot!

If she spent any of that money she'd be liable for what she spent and if she can't produce it, she'd be in jail. lol there's no way to take advantage of an error like this from the bank. If you don't like it, keep your money under the mattress ;)

@@B2022-n3n she is old anyway might as well enjoy it of enjoyed it

that would surely work!

Can’t tho, you agree to the banks tos.

Exactly! Everyone saying they would keep it, their not gonna let you keep it 🙄

I mean if I was her age I wouldn't even care at that point.

Just don't expect being highly rewarded through

Most people would of taken the money

Me 🙋🏻‍♀️ I'm the selfish person

@@rollercoasterkid1237 i would have kept it

@Ephaistos Vanguard yah aight

@@TCL65S421 same

For real 😭😭😭

How much money can u cash out at once from these american banks?

@@psychowarrior5752 It varies depending on what atm you go to. Some may limit it to only 500 and some could go even further than that.

@Reinald search 'Naperville man takes his own life'

Play stupid games win stupid prizes.

@@thetylife was it his money to begin with ?

@@EddieSpaghetti07 No , it was a total error. I don't think you can be that much in the red with money you didn't have or invest. In reality he still had $10k in the account that he didn't lose.

@Steph Daigle - true but, it is still how criminal start the money laundering process. Mixing criminal money in with reputable money associated with reputable people. On paper, it look like the money came from them. You do this enough times it will take a lot of work to trace the original origin. The paperwork the bank provides because of these glitches can mask a lot.

@Steph Daigle well it’s possible for it to be a glitch that happened on the server side which has happened before, some lady spent 1.5m usd because of a glitch

Wtf

@@joomz9614 what

If they leave it there for 90 days the bank can't take it back. Just act like you didn't notice. If they find it you get the same outcome she did. If they don't its yours legally.

That's how fools end up in federal prison

They have transaction records

@@mufasaiam7794 you did not steal it 🤣

That's how you end in prison.

@@mufasaiam7794 they gave you money... you take it duh it is yours.

Despite all the economic crisis this is the right time to start up an investment

Investing is a stepping stone to success, investing is what create wealth.

Wow!!! Imagine trading and stocking up dogecoin from now till then!!!

I've got interest in investing but afraid of doing it on my own to avoid loss from my end

@@adampp6045 I was in your shoes before I got John Wilson who is my professional broker and guide in terms of Forex and cryptocurrency trading.

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Open up

@NewbieSoda You mean IRS.

@NewbieSoda I was making a joke as reference to Joker afraid of the IRS more than Batman

same

Dang, that would suck you would be losing all that when they take it back.

You must be talking about the BLACK WOMAN... this white lady notified the bank and a white man who found a bank box return the money as well.

His reading of the law was wrong then. I am guessing the bank won on appeal. Unjust enrichment protects banks from this sort of thing happening.

@@jonathanknight8702 this wasn’t due to duress, failure of consideration or undue influence. This was stupidity. They’d have an easier time getting an insurance claim than winning an appeal on the basis of unjust enrichment.