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doodlebugging • yesterday at 3:17 PM • 4 replies • view on HN

Time for CashApp founders and C-levels to be held personally liable for creating a system with so few checks that it appears to be designed to facilitate fraud and theft.

Then you sue all the law enforcement officers and local officials who are attempting to lay the blame for this on someone they should know is likely innocent. Make all of the financial liability for this lazy investigation come directly from the pockets of the cops and prosecutors until they have nothing left to their names and then extract every thin dime that you can from the city that hired or elected these clods so that the whole city is bankrupted.

Money is obviously the only thing that talks in this society. Make all these assholes pay with everything that they have managed to accumulate in their lives and kick their asses to the curbs after pointing at a dumpster and telling them that they can likely find some cardboard suitable for beggar signage. They'll need to supply their own writing tools though.


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Terr_ • today at 2:41 AM

I often think of this audio-skit, Identity Theft by Mitchell & Webb, wherein the bank is regretfully informing a customer that their Identity has been Stolen, which is totally not in any way the bank's responsibility or problem...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CS9ptA3Ya9E

gruez • yesterday at 8:42 PM

>for creating a system with so few checks that it appears to be designed to facilitate fraud and theft.

I'm too lazy to create and verify a cashapp account, but so far as what I can find online they do SSN/name check + id check + selfie (liveliness) check. What more do you want?

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tempestn • today at 12:47 AM

If the article is correct, I was surprised that the lawsuit doesn't appear to include CashApp. Definitely appears they were negligent here as well.

Epskampie • yesterday at 4:56 PM

Nice revenge fantasy bro

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