just received more money than i withdrew. What should i do?

[misfitscollector]

dont know about the law in the country you are living but in my country you have to gie the money back if you have got too much. otherwise its stealing.

[KSOT]

I can't believe what I'm reading. OP got free monies that are surely covered by some corporations insurance, GAVE IT BACK, and we're all supporting him for it?

[pete fabrizio]

not returning the money is both immoral and illegal.

[ESKiMO-SiCKNE5S]

god zangief sucks, like in every game....

at least he gives a chance for flawless in mvc2. tron/cable/sent FTW!!

[eternal_]

4. profit

[Heichamato]

this is not bbv material

[luckyjimm]

[ QUOTE ]

Is it okay to steal from Walmart?

It is okay to pilfer a few chips from a rich businessman sitting next to you at the table when he isn't looking?

Is it okay to mug Phil Ivey as he comes out of the Bellagio one night?



[/ QUOTE ]

Yes

Yes

again, Yes

[Bill Haverchuck]

When I make a mistake a company I do business with usually charges me with exorbitant fees and it's often a nightmare to fix.

When a company I do business with makes a mistake (that is bad for me) it's often a nightmare to fix and they rarely compensate me in any way.

The state of corporate customer service is an absolute joke. If you're blessed enough to receive something positive from their incompetence, deduct it from the countless times you've gotten screwed over by companies like this, and then see if it even comes close to reasonable compensation for their rampant dishonesty and anti-customer policies.

I disagree with people saying things like "Stealing is wrong. It's immoral to keep the money. The end." I think it's dangerous to have an ethics system that deems every action that triggers one of their morality keywords to be absolutely wrong, with no need for discussion or consideration of context. I could give all the extreme examples, and I think once someone accepts one of them as exceptions they need to accept that there are a lot of situations in life that don't have obvious pre-fab answers. I think that level of thinking is analogous to the guy who reads a poker book and then lols at Ivey for raising pf with 58s.

That said, one argument against keeping the money is that if someone heard of you doing it without proper context it would be evidence that are capable of doing less defensible things (probably not that relevant unless the slightest possibility of perceived impropriety would be damaging to your life/business/political aspirations/etc).

[KidCornelia]

When Partypoker stopped catering to US customers last year, they accidentally sent the $6800 I had in my account to my checking account using IGM-Pay, AND sent a check by Fedex for $6775. I deposited the check also, but to my dismay, it came back. So, I now have a bad check from Party Poker's intermediary bank for $6775, lol.

[hamsamich]

This isn't even a question...just a brag....