Ep 15: Ill Tills
Source: YouTube · Jack Rhysider · published Jul 2, 2018 · 33:19
Tom discovers he has become a victim of credit card fraud after receiving a late-night email from his bank about an unexpected drop in his account balance 0:00.
Key Takeaways:
• Waking up unable to sleep, Tom checked his email and saw a Bank of America alert stating his balance had fallen below $25 0:18.
• He initially dismissed the alert, assuming it was normal activity related to a business account he kept for equipment and materials 0:41.
• The next morning, it dawned on him while making coffee that he hadn't actually used that specific account in a couple of weeks 1:05.
• Narrator Jack confirms that this delayed realization led Tom to discover someone had used his credit card without his authorization 1:16.
This brief transcript serves as the introduction to a larger story about Tom's experience with financial fraud.
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TOM: I was having trouble sleeping one
evening. I had gone to bed and then I woke up, so I went downstairs to just futz around for
a little bit. I turned on my computer and I was looking at my e-mail and here
was a message from my bank, B of A, saying that my account had dropped
below $25. [MUSIC] At the time, it didn’t trigger anything in me because I only –
I knew I had about thirty-something dollars in it and it was a account that I used to keep money
for equipment materials, that type of thing, for my business. But anyway, so I thought of that
and just eh, okay, fine. Then I went back to sleep and when I finally got up in the morning, all of a
sudden I’m sitting there making my coffee and I’m going well, why did my account go down below $25?
I haven’t used that account in a co…