Guy uses fake check to steal Massey tractor...recognize him?

[California]

Surprised you guys can still use cheques banks here have stopped issuing or accepting cheques here (New Zealand ).

You guys are living 20 years in the future compared to the US. I admire your PM.

 

[LouNY]

You guys are living 20 years in the future compared to the US. I admire your PM.

I'll certainly disagree with that statement.
I like cash, cash is king.
The IRS and other organizations would love to see no cash as would big brother.

 

[plowhog]

Just put the cash under your tinfoil hat.

And while driving, make sure you scrupulously follow all traffic laws!

'Policing for profit' alleged as Nevada troopers seize vet's life savings during stop

RENO, Nev. (KRNV) — A retired Marine is suing the Nevada Department of Public Safety for property taken during a traffic stop. The case is now in the national spotlight. Caption: 'Policing for profit' alleged as Nevada troopers seize vet's life savings during stop A state trooper with the Nevada...

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[Reddogs]

Heres is a good site to go over on fake bank checks.. Fraudulent Cashier's Check: Tricks to Identify One | MyBankTracker

 

[blee03]

Cash is still king for me, I bought my truck with cash.

If someone can't bring over the cash when I'm selling something I just tell them no thanks. Just sold my RZR and my boat not to long ago, neither party had a problem coming over with a wad of cash.

 

[California]

The IRS and other organizations would love to see no cash as would big brother.

That sounds like a choice to live within the law, or not.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

And while driving, make sure you scrupulously follow all traffic laws!

'Policing for profit' alleged as Nevada troopers seize vet's life savings during stop

RENO, Nev. (KRNV) — A retired Marine is suing the Nevada Department of Public Safety for property taken during a traffic stop. The case is now in the national spotlight. Caption: 'Policing for profit' alleged as Nevada troopers seize vet's life savings during stop A state trooper with the Nevada...

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He should never have answered the questions.

 

[MossRoad]

He should never have answered the questions.

He never should have been asked the questions.

 

[plowhog]

That sounds like a choice to live within the law, or not.

The problem with cashless society and govt oversight of every financial transaction is that once you get there, there is no return from it if you don't like it.

I read an analysis not long ago about a future cashless society paving the way to retire the $30T national debt.

Once money is eliminated, set interest rates to a negative amount. Then use the proceeds to pay down the debt.

Farfetched? I don't know.

 

[plowhog]

He never should have been asked the questions.

LEO's are trained to focus on such questions, especially with an out of state driver in a rental car. Many people would be amazed at the stupid and incriminating things people say and reveal-- if asked a question by an LEO.

What I found odd in the article was the trooper elaborating on what a great driver he was. Except for following a little too closely. Which led to seizing lots of cash. Hmmm.

 

[Lineman North Florida]

Who here if they had their life savings stolen from them and that's exactly what the law enforcement officer did wouldn't forever dis-like law enforcement and the law, like I said in an earlier post this situation would probably make an outlaw out of an otherwise good man.

 

[paulfun9]

You guys are living 20 years in the future compared to the US. I admire your PM.

With all the insecure things people deal with when doing online banking, I would say that the future is bleak and filled with even more ways for us to get ripped off! I will stay with cash and old fashioned checks as long as possible!

Janet

 

[Chewwy]

. . . i cant really believe all these conspiricy theories.

They have high post counts. Apparently they don’t have much else to do.

 

[paulfun9]

That sounds like a choice to live within the law, or not.

So you would report the 50 dollars you made at a yard sale? The 20 bucks the guy down the road handed you for the burn barrel?

I have no issue reporting the things that count, but I like freedom and don’t need someone watching over my shoulder! They get thier taxes due, they don’t need to see everything and everyplace I go!

Get over it and be free!

Janet

 

[paulfun9]

LEO's are trained to focus on such questions, especially with an out of state driver in a rental car. Many people would be amazed at the stupid and incriminating things people say and reveal-- if asked a question by an LEO.

What I found odd in the article was the trooper elaborating on what a great driver he was. Except for following a little too closely. Which led to seizing lots of cash. Hmmm.

I learned long ago not to talk to them.
We got pulled over in Texas sometime in the 80’s on our way back from NEW Mexico. They had my husband who was driving step out of the car and the other officer was asking me questions. Being tired I mistakenly said Mexico and didn’t pronounce the NEW when asked the second time as if he didn’t hear me the first time. My husband said New Mexico loud and clear. When the 2 cops collaborated they decided our answers were inconsistent and wanted to search the car.

My Husband being the loveable jerk he is refused, even after being told they would just get a dog and hold us longer. I still remember his answer to them, “ I don’t mind wasting your time, for every minute you waste pestering me I save someone else the headache of being harassed by you! Bring your dogs if it makes you happy!”

The funny thing is he knew commands for the dogs the police didn’t and was talking in a forgin language, I think it was German but not sure and the cop handling the dog was having the hardest time controlling the dog.

They never searched the car!

Janet

 

[ultrarunner]

He should never have answered the questions.

I probably would be the same… nothing to hide so what’s the problem would be my thought…

I’ve been stopped a number of time late at night and always cooperated.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

He never should have been asked the questions.

An ethical cop wouldn’t, but they are free to ask anything.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

So you would report the 50 dollars you made at a yard sale? The 20 bucks the guy down the road handed you for the burn barrel?

I have no issue reporting the things that count, but I like freedom and don’t need someone watching over my shoulder! They get thier taxes due, they don’t need to see everything and everyplace I go!

Get over it and be free!

Janet

If I make $50 at a yard sale, I’m selling something that I paid a whole lot more for, and already paid sales tax on it, so I’m selling at a loss. And not as a business. Barter system.

 

[paulfun9]

If I make $50 at a yard sale, I’m selling something that I paid a whole lot more for, and already paid sales tax on it, so I’m selling at a loss. And not as a business. Barter system.

And you start letting them track everything and you will pay taxes on it again and again and again!

Janet

 

[MossRoad]

An ethical cop wouldn’t, but they are free to ask anything.

Yes, I realize that. And the tactic is to get them talking until the say something contradictory or suspicious. And while I agree that traffic stops catch a lot of criminals, just because they're stupid, society in general is starting to frown on being pulled over for minor traffic violations then being interrogated for things not related to the traffic stop.

You were following that semi a bit too close.
Where you going?
Where you coming from?
Do you have any guns, drugs, illegal items, tied up people in your trunk?
Square dance calling in a roundhouse?

Just give me the ticket please. Thanks.