Robbed: Bank Balance $0
Posted by MSW on Jun 2, 2011 in Blog, Challenging Endeavours | 14 comments
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By karl
03/04/2012 8:39 pmThanks for sharing your 40g with me at that horrible movie. Are you still controling that urge?
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By Harold & Donna Knox
19/03/2012 11:16 amGreat videos Michael. Good luck with the T.V. show
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By Neen
08/03/2012 6:16 pmI am sorry but this is stalking/weird……though if i was single…..? ( have posted to my facebook – thanks !)
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By Neen
08/03/2012 6:07 pmOMG – I gave up sugar mid Feb – as I just Knew it was taking too big a part of my “pick me up – and energise me” routine. I found it tough especially straight espresso …and no more sprites/italina soft drinks etc …….but have plateaued. Keen to see how you go – whether I will invite the white stuff back into my life – albeit in a far smaller role ? n xx
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By chuck
08/03/2012 5:24 pmA fresh look at lunchtime Michael. Like you said, for most it’s about food. You describe lunchtime as an opportunity for open eye exploration…much better than a mac and cheese at mickey dees!
Mio dio
Hi Michael. I guess I am really lucky to be living in Canada. I was just frauded $222.14 from my bank here in Guelph from a person living in India. The bank called me to tell me that my bank card was comprimised and that they would be putting the money back in my account in a couple of days and to my surprise, I had the money back in my back account in 2 days.
The banks take resposibility for fraudelent activities on your account as long as you haven’t given someone your password or lent out your bank card. Hopefully where you are living, they follow the same rules as here in Canada. I work at TD and they are very good at trying to protect our money.
Good luck Michael. I hope you see your money back in your account soon.
Patty
A man sooner or later discovers that he is the master-gardener of his soul, the director of his life…even when those MF’s steal our money.
Nice to hear (in a strange way) that it happens everywhere. I think Australia just had a huge scare last month when it was revealed a retailer had a scanner on its ATMs. (The lines were busy to the bank that day!) I don’t doubt the money will be returned by the bank … but the hassle and the concern that it can just as easily happen again are things I could do without!