Bank Puts $2 Million Dollars In Your Account - What Would You Do?
I just read a great article on Reuters about a guy in New York who went to the bank one day to find out he had over $5 million in his account. This is the same account that only had $800 dollars the day before. 
Turns out this guy Benjamin Lovell withdrew over $2 million dollars from this mistaken account. Turns out that there was another company with a trustee named Benjamin Lovell.
Benjamin, age 48, just pleaded guilty Tuesday and will be facing 25 years behind bars on grand larceny charges.
So I have to ask what would you do if you suddenly had access to $5 million? Caribbean? Some non extradition country? Canada? Or would you do the right thing.
Don’t worry I wont hold it against you. 
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February 22nd, 2008 00:43
I’d like to say I’d do the right thing but I’m afraid they’d never see my normally broke butt again
February 22nd, 2008 07:58
I would be closing out the account and be on a plane immediatly after. O:)
February 22nd, 2008 09:06
I’d invest the money in RIM stock..
Once it traded the next day and made a bundle..sell it..and keep the proceeds!
From reading the news story…this guy invested some of the money to make a quick buck…but made BAD investments (must have been Palm)…
February 22nd, 2008 11:38
Non-Extradition country for me, no questions asked, no second thoughts and def no regrets lol….the bank is insured for the loss so the REAL owner of the $$ is fine…and I just scored the BIG one…Muhahaha!!…
February 24th, 2008 22:20
Completely agree. He must have been really greedy to lose the money. I have been checking my account daily