You find a suitcase with £1 million in it. What would you do
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cirian75 said:
a cool mill?
well there is no way that is legal
Indeed. The kind of person who has £1m in a suitcase and then loses it is not going to be the kind of person who's going to report the loss to the police. They are also not the kind of person who'll think much of killing you to retrieve it. They would also be unlikely to thank you for handing it in.well there is no way that is legal
Those factors would probably feature strongly within my thinking:
No good having £1m but getting murdered for it.
No good handing £1m in but getting murdered for it.
mrmr96 said:
cirian75 said:
a cool mill?
well there is no way that is legal
Indeed. The kind of person who has £1m in a suitcase and then loses it is not going to be the kind of person who's going to report the loss to the police. They are also not the kind of person who'll think much of killing you to retrieve it. They would also be unlikely to thank you for handing it in.well there is no way that is legal
Those factors would probably feature strongly within my thinking:
No good having £1m but getting murdered for it.
No good handing £1m in but getting murdered for it.
Such a find might end up being a curse, because you would always be looking over your shoulder.
panholio said:
I would keep quiet on it for a few weeks. See if anything pops up in the media. If nothing then start to use it.
I would look to see if the notes were consecutively numbered or somehow traceable. If so I would do the following.
Slowly introduce the money into my day to day spending by purchasing pretty much all my monthly spends in cash. Fuel/ food/ clothes - small purchases etc etc. I would then overpay my mortgage up to the maximum allowable until I had paid it off. Then move my way up the housing ladder and repeat.
This is a hugely long term strategy though.
If the notes were seemingly untraceable, coke and hookers, holidays etc
Have you seen Shallow Grave? I would look to see if the notes were consecutively numbered or somehow traceable. If so I would do the following.
Slowly introduce the money into my day to day spending by purchasing pretty much all my monthly spends in cash. Fuel/ food/ clothes - small purchases etc etc. I would then overpay my mortgage up to the maximum allowable until I had paid it off. Then move my way up the housing ladder and repeat.
This is a hugely long term strategy though.
If the notes were seemingly untraceable, coke and hookers, holidays etc
Edited by panholio on Thursday 31st October 14:04
Edited by panholio on Thursday 31st October 14:06
A common lawyer said:
23rdian said:
Wouldn't have thought you would need to launder that much?
Erm, take it?
You're going to spend £250 a day, every day, for ten years? That's some serious stamina! If you're paying for bigger stuff in cash (travel, cars, houses) that starts to get suspicious!Erm, take it?
alexabsolute said:
He said the money was untraceable in the first post, id get myself a nice 350k house with a 2 car garage, an r34 skyline as a daily driver (25-40k), a jag xj220 (150-250k), and id keep a lookout for a purple Lamborghini Diablo, invest the rest, life complete.
Wouldn't buying a house in cash raise some eyebrows, as would trying to pay £1 million into your bank? (genuine question)I'd probably just pay for absolutely everything, fuel/food/smaller luxuries, in cash and save my entire pay cheque each month.
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