Perpetual Outrage
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- Oct 11, 2019
However, there was one interesting bit I noticed and didn’t see any comments on. “I can’t explain to you what’s going on because legally it doesn’t make any sense, and legally it could hurt me.” (There may be some light paraphrasing) Has he basically admitted to having committed a crime? Has he committed fraud in some fashion?
Again, not to power level, but working in banking, the first thing that comes to my mind that would be a legitimate crime DSP would break is; according to him he's gotten several credit cards to play games with his debt. That isn't illegal, however he most likely lied about his income to get higher credit card limits. This is something basically everyone does. Make $50,000 a year? Put down you make $75,000. it isn't going to be checked and as long as you are responsible with your usage everything will be fine.
The problem comes in when/if there's any reason for you not paying back that money. Defaulting on the debt or filing Chapter 11 or 13 (bankruptcy)? Suddenly the credit company is going to go "what the fuck? you said you made this much, now we want proof" and if you can't provide that proof or pay off your debt you are going to jail for fraud.