Kelyn Spadoni
One day in February a woman named Kelyn Spadoni randomly saw $1.2m in her back account. Without hesitating she bought a new car and a house. But now brokerage firm, Charles Schwab, wants the money back, because they wanted to transfer her $82.56 but ended up transfering $1,205,619 as a result of the software glitch. Because of the fact that Spadoni was ignoring their emails or calls they decided to take her to court saying that she has signed a contract that says client must return an overpayment of funds in full. The firm reclaimed all but a quarter of the money, but now Spadoni is out on $150,000 bond and has also been fired from her job.
I am not suprised that when she saw this amount of money on her account she wanted to use it as soon as possible so that later on it will be harder for the firm to take it back from her, but I think it is not moral what she did, because mistakes like that happens and now because of her greed the brokerage firm have to fight for its own money. Also I think that at the end it wasn't very profitable for her, because now she has no job (and I don't think she will have one soon), had to at the end give back 3/4 of the money and maybe soon she will have to give the whole amount back and also now has a bad reputation of an avid and dishonest person.
It wasn't her money, she knew it wasn't and still she behaved as if it was hers. Totally dishonest and stupid. I am not a fan of financial institutions and I think they are rich enough to pay for their mistakes but in this case she is to blame too.
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