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Quoted: You people give them too much credit. They're a bunch of third world hillbillies, not some all knowing gods. Keep your yap shut, tell absolutely nobody and enjoy a big pile of walking around money for the rest of your days. Just don't do anything really stupid like trying to put it in a bank or some other traceable accounts because I'd be more afraid of the IRS than the cartels. View Quote The IRS isn't going to skin you alive and torture your family in front of you. Non of us are law enforcement, we don't have the protection they do. I prefer to avoid problems with them or anyone else for that matter. Inviting people like that into your life, ain't worth any amount of money. |
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Tony Yester did it. He is still on the run from the Cartel and the FBI.
Look for a documentary called "Operation Odessa" He conned the cartel out of 10 mill b/c they were trying to by a Russian Submarine for the Colombians. |
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Tony Yester did it. He is still on the run from the Cartel and the FBI. Look for a documentary called "Operation Odessa" He conned the cartel out of 10 mill b/c they were trying to by a Russian Submarine for the Colombians. View Quote Not me man, I'm not messing with them. |
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I don't want my family members kidnapped and dismembered until I return the money. |
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If you took it and cleaned it of any tracking device, then hid it and just spent a little here and a little there until a good period of time passed, you would be fine. Where 99.999999987% of people would fuck up is telling another human about it. People running their yap is what gets them every single time. https://media3.giphy.com/media/nVuG4X8ghyTni/giphy.gif View Quote |
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Life is full of risk-reward assessments.
At this point in my life, ten million isn't enough to sell my soul and expose my family to the potential retribution. I'd like to think it never was, and I'm glad I never had to make the assessment of said risk-reward when I was young, single, and poor. |
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Quoted: $100 million would fill a pallet. $10 million is duffel bag territory. http://www.pagetutor.com/trillion/index.html $1 million: http://www.pagetutor.com/trillion/pile.jpg View Quote |
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Quoted: And most of you haven't considered that the car could easily have cameras in it. View Quote ...then they start posting videos on liveleak of your nephew who went down to Cabo for spring break getting his legs sawed off by a chainsaw. It's not worth it. These guys do this shit for a living, and they're a billion+/year business. They're smarter and more experienced at being criminals than you are. |
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I move the wrong circles, I didn't even know that they put trackers in their bags of cash.
Now that I know that, I'd immediately check into a no-tell motel. Repack the cash and destroy the bag. Then I'd fly to the Caymans and open a numbered account. |
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I'd spend it like it was stolen!!! Oh, wait...
Yup, would have taken it and searched the vehicle for anything else of value. Probably taken an ear as a further souvenir. And would have taken the coke, too. Why else would you be sniffin' a hooker's ass??? Srsly, tho, I would take the money and search the body/vehicle. Would also cut open and scatter the coke. |
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No Reward is Worth This |
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I move the wrong circles, I didn't even know that they put trackers in their bags of cash. Now that I know that, I'd immediately check into a no-tell motel. Repack the cash and destroy the bag. Then I'd fly to the Caymans and open a numbered account. View Quote Cartel contacts find that one of the cell phone users that pinged from this location also bought tickets to the Cayman Islands shortly after. A few weeks later you find a Liveleak video of your sister getting raped to death with a spiked baseball bat, saying "you know who you are, pay us back or this happens again". Cartel people are animals. It's one thing if this proposition would only be risking yourself, but you'd be risking your entire family on money you can never really spend anyway. |
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Cool. Were you wearing a cell phone when you happened upon this car wreck? Cartel contacts find that one of the cell phone users that pinged from this location also bought tickets to the Cayman Islands shortly after. A few weeks later you find a Liveleak video of your sister getting raped to death with a spiked baseball bat, saying "you know who you are, pay us back or this happens again". Cartel people are animals. It's one thing if this proposition would only be risking yourself, but you'd be risking your entire family on money you can never really spend anyway. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I move the wrong circles, I didn't even know that they put trackers in their bags of cash. Now that I know that, I'd immediately check into a no-tell motel. Repack the cash and destroy the bag. Then I'd fly to the Caymans and open a numbered account. Cartel contacts find that one of the cell phone users that pinged from this location also bought tickets to the Cayman Islands shortly after. A few weeks later you find a Liveleak video of your sister getting raped to death with a spiked baseball bat, saying "you know who you are, pay us back or this happens again". Cartel people are animals. It's one thing if this proposition would only be risking yourself, but you'd be risking your entire family on money you can never really spend anyway. |
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Or the cartel pays someone who works at Verizon/etc to see who's cell phone was pinging at this location at a certain time. View Quote Attached File |
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All of it? No
Grab a couple bundles, bust them open to make sure no nasty surprise inside? Yes |
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Quoted: Cool. Were you wearing a cell phone when you happened upon this car wreck? Cartel contacts find that one of the cell phone users that pinged from this location also bought tickets to the Cayman Islands shortly after. A few weeks later you find a Liveleak video of your sister getting raped to death with a spiked baseball bat, saying "you know who you are, pay us back or this happens again". Cartel people are animals. It's one thing if this proposition would only be risking yourself, but you'd be risking your entire family on money you can never really spend anyway. View Quote |
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Man, so glad I only use burners nowadays! Forgot about that aspect. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
Quoted: Cool. Were you wearing a cell phone when you happened upon this car wreck? Cartel contacts find that one of the cell phone users that pinged from this location also bought tickets to the Cayman Islands shortly after. A few weeks later you find a Liveleak video of your sister getting raped to death with a spiked baseball bat, saying "you know who you are, pay us back or this happens again". Cartel people are animals. It's one thing if this proposition would only be risking yourself, but you'd be risking your entire family on money you can never really spend anyway. |
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How would they Know who you are??? Next is the money in the USA or out of the Country like Columbia..Where is the money in a car or a house..is it in the woods or in the city.. how many shooters do they have? most Likely you would have to bring in more people to do the job if it was 3 to 5 million each person then its worth it. Me walking in and trying to take out 30 cartel members And try to steel even one dollar from them would be a Suicide Mission....
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Hire that merc crew that went into Haiti
for a speculative mission with high earning potential! Payment upon success! |
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It's about 100kg. Packed right, it'll fit in a GI duffle, iirc. One bill masses one gram if it's new and dry and is about .005 thick. That's 50 in. tall for 1 million. 6x2.5x50=750^3 in/ million. 7500^3in =4.3^3ft. So it is a big ass, heavy duffel, but it'd be possible. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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BTW, you won't be finding $10 million in a duffle bag in the trunk of a sports car. It would be on a pallet. 6x2.5x50=750^3 in/ million. 7500^3in =4.3^3ft. So it is a big ass, heavy duffel, but it'd be possible. |
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Take a million or so and leave the rest. Drive somewhere remote and check for trackers before burying it and let it sit for a year or two. Go about my business and have some spending cash for the rest of my life. No large purchases
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Or the cartel pays someone who works at Verizon/etc to see who's cell phone was pinging at this location at a certain time. ...then they start posting videos on liveleak of your nephew who went down to Cabo for spring break getting his legs sawed off by a chainsaw. It's not worth it. These guys do this shit for a living, and they're a billion+/year business. They're smarter and more experienced at being criminals than you are. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
Quoted: And most of you haven't considered that the car could easily have cameras in it. ...then they start posting videos on liveleak of your nephew who went down to Cabo for spring break getting his legs sawed off by a chainsaw. It's not worth it. These guys do this shit for a living, and they're a billion+/year business. They're smarter and more experienced at being criminals than you are. |
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How would they Know who you are??? Next is the money in the USA or out of the Country like Columbia..Where is the money in a car or a house..is it in the woods or in the city.. how many shooters do they have? most Likely you would have to bring in more people to do the job if it was 3 to 5 million each person then its worth it. Me walking in and trying to take out 30 cartel members And try to steel even one dollar from them would be a Suicide Mission.... View Quote |
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Is it banded cash or used bills. If used you bet. I would likely drive past, turn off phone then come back and get it. Bury it and just pay for low level stuff in cash from now on.
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I'd take a portion, then call an ambulance and let the bag tempt them into stealing it. Maybe I'd be left out of it then and live happily.
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Hmmmmm, that depends in a few factors, but probably not.
It's not mine. |
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You'd wish the good ole days of Chigurh were back if they caught you. They live to humiliate, degrade and torture you unto death. Like peeling you face off, then cutting your limbs off with a chainsaw, cutting off your dick and stuffing it in your mouth, followed by throwing what is left of you into a drum of kerosene to set on fire. And that's if they are feeling like getting it over with quick.
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In a heartbeat.
Probably dump some gas and a match into the car, too, just for good measure. |
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Look through cash, take half or 65 percent that seems clean/no tracking. Bury it a couple hundred yards away. Set fire to vehicle after dumping remaining cash around open bag. Make sure it burns it all, hot fire. Wait 7-10 years, go back and dig up to see if still there. Take some, but bury the rest a couple miles away. Turn that some amount in to police to see if anyone claims it. If not, you may get to keep that amount, then spend a little, see if anyone shows up asking questions. If not. Wait another 7-10 years. Dig up the rest. Retire. Sounds good, right? Reality is, no one can sit on that much money for that long, especially if they never had that much before in their life. View Quote |
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