/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57526681
>girl blocked him after he asked on how to withdraw.
Amateur scammer. She's supposed to tell him that there's a fee, and then there's a government tax. And if asked, for some weird reason this must be from a new deposit.
I'd have scammed him way harder, unfortunately I have morals.

>>53422940
Do you own a home though? I didn't before then either, not my home not my problem. Parents had my stuff insured indirectly.
I don't insure individual items like my fridge or laptop or whatever, that's a waste of money almost every single time. If you had a €30k car for example you would like to know that you don't need to dish out €30k if someone crashes into your car and totals it. The reward for not insuring is very low, the risk is very high. Overall it's a win for the company, but it's a dangerous risk/reward for you if it can fuck you hard. Better get slightly fucked in the long run than risk instantly have years completely ruined.
I have everything inside my home insured in case of flooding, fire, or burglary.
It's not that expensive and I enjoy knowing I am not turbo fucked financially if something happens.