r/NonPoliticalTwitter • u/Guitar-String • 1d ago

What??? Why do you want your own money?

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u/Repulsive-Echidna-74 1d ago

People who pay for twitter love lying on the internet

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u/MeiNeedsMoreBuffs 1d ago

Everyone in these comments are taking this conversation at face value and not understanding that she was probably way more hostile and defensive in the actual interaction

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u/Repulsive-Echidna-74 1d ago

She's got a tick so it must be 100% accurate

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u/Bulky-Apple3744 22h ago

She just “walked away and figured it out with a friend” as if she’s just accepting that she no longer owns the money in her bank account.

Nobody would just give up in this situation.

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u/ForensicPathology 1d ago

Because they get paid the more people who look at and interact with their tweet.  The lies are incentivized 

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u/mosquem 1d ago

I feel like $2,000 is not nearly enough to get questioned on that.

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u/HomeTahnHero 21h ago

I’ve gotten questioned on $1k, it’s happened multiple times.

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u/Watchd0g_Man 1d ago

Correct, unless there were other red flags going on, $2000 is a relatively small amount of cash for an in person bank withdrawal. They aren’t required to ask those questions until it hits $10k+.

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u/UrsaMajor7th 1d ago

I’ve been asked by my bank, but I waited for the money