By Jane L. Johnson
A recent fraudulent check-kiting scheme featured on TikTok bears resemblance to some of the “free money” schemes that have been coming from the Fed.
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By Jane L. Johnson
A recent fraudulent check-kiting scheme featured on TikTok bears resemblance to some of the “free money” schemes that have been coming from the Fed.
Of course, in Mises Institute style, there's no mention of Bitcoin solving this.
I hadn't heard about the TikTok check-kiting scheme, had you?
I had. I'm a bit amazed at the naivete of some people, thinking that this was a "glitch" they could simply get away with.
Filming yourself taking money from a bank that you know isn't yours and then posting it online is worthy of some type of legal analogue to the Darwin Awards.
First thing that came to mind was the "Jussie Smollet Awards", but it's not quite the same
For ruinously stupid (but not fatal) decisions.
Proof of work proved theft behind every "free money"
Everyone wants to get rich quick without the actual work.