HOLY FUCK THESE GUYS HAVE BALLS

[Anonymous No.15539556]

Payroll service company goes bankrupt and debits up to THREE PAYCHECKS from their clients employees
Just about everyone from 4,000 different companies across America affected, most now have a negative balances
I'd check your bank statements guys
Financial reckoning happening

[Anonymous No.15539565]

>>15539556
the jews ruined America

[Anonymous No.15539573]

Also here's the email employees at said company recieved before sudden layoff

Their mission statement literally reads
"to simplify payroll and HR for all types and sizes of companies. "
great kek
https://mypayrollhr.com/en/

[Anonymous No.15539587]

>>15539565
Seriously though how the fuck to people get away with this type of thing

[Anonymous No.15539604]

>>15539587
boomers destroyed incentives and created an economy of zombie companies through artificially low interest rates. A day of reckoning is coming. I suggest getting honkpilled until then

[Anonymous No.15539650]

>>15539573
Ohhh wagies expecting stable employment? Not a chance. Now you'll have to jump through attentional hoops at short notice. Taking leave? Guess what the company no longer exists, why would it??? Stability is a thing of the past welcome to the future

[Anonymous No.15539667]

Self-employed master race. Don't care.

[Anonymous No.15539677]

>>15539556
>Payroll service company goes bankrupt and debits up to THREE PAYCHECKS from their clients employees

now THAT is what i call an exit scam.

[Anonymous No.15539704]

Holy shit here's a screenshot of their website... You can't make this shit up

[Anonymous No.15539746]

>>15539587
You can't. The officers of this company are probably going to prison.

[Anonymous No.15539760]

>>15539746
this is literally huge, google mypayrollhr, get comfy, and grab some popcorn lads

https://www.timesunion.com/7day-living/article/Staff-of-The-Shop-in-Troy-quits-en-masse-14425662.php#item-85307-tbla-5

https://www.masslive.com/news/2019/09/united-personnel-employees-have-until-tuesday-to-notify-banks-of-unauthorized-withdrawals-from-mypayrollhr.html

[Anonymous No.15539763]

>>15539650
Kek

[Anonymous No.15539767]

Do they honestly think they will get away with that? Have fun in prison idiots

[Anonymous No.15539789]

>>15539556
>WHAT DO YOU MEAN YOU'VE GONE BANKRUPT??? WHERE'S MY PAYCHECK?!? WHERE'S MY FUCKING PAYCHECK

[Anonymous No.15539840]

>>15539767
Protip: they will

[Anonymous No.15539843]

>>15539556
What do debeting up to 3 paychecks mean?

[Anonymous No.15539856]

wagies on suicide watch

[Anonymous No.15539862]

>>15539843
They take money out instead of putting money in

[Anonymous No.15539875]

>>15539843
That means 3 paychecks worth of money. So if you make $5k per month, you would have $15k gone from your bank account.

[Anonymous No.15539889]

>>15539862

[Anonymous No.15539897]

Would you look at that, a payroll trust problem.
Sure is convenient that there's already example code for a chainlink payroll system.

[Anonymous No.15539905]

Self executing smart contract payments through dlts when. If I work an hour it is a moral obligation that I'm paid for that hour instantly.

[Anonymous No.15539911]

>>15539897
OOOOOOOOOOOOOooooooooooo

[Anonymous No.15539913]

>>15539862
>>15539875
Dang, dont count on these guys going to jail long theyll probly hide out in tel aviv

[Anonymous No.15539917]

>>15539556
This could not be more bullish for link
How much did Sergey pay them for this

[Anonymous No.15539933]

>>15539556
Oh, this is going to result in a few untreatable injuries.

[Anonymous No.15539934]

>>15539905
Interesting.
Bc this won't be abused to hell.

Living in an imaginary world neetlord

[Anonymous No.15539957]

>>15539905
Moral obligations only work on people with morals, or people who also see you as people.

[Anonymous No.15540000]

>>15539934
Systems get abused all the time. What is important is whether or not the abuse is accepted or tolerated.
>>15539957
Regardless that is what the lawyers will argue when this becomes mainstream

[Anonymous No.15540141]

>>15539650
I've never had stability so whatever

[Anonymous No.15540201]

>>15539556
lol people are literally going to die, another New York City Miracle!

[Anonymous No.15540208]

Does the bbb have any bite, or is it just a meme agency?
It seems like all they do is just handle complaints and give a grade

[Anonymous No.15540229]

>>15540208
They're not a government agency. It's a private non profit, so they have 0 obligations.

[Anonymous No.15540262]

>>15539650
I'm 25 and have been fired from over 6 jobs in the past 5 years

Get fukd boomers it's a workers market and I'll do what the fuck I want

[Anonymous No.15540273]

>>15540262
If you've been fired from 6 jobs in 5 years, the problem is you.

[Anonymous No.15540279]

>2029
>you come home from your Tesla Robotics job
>you plug your trusty old Nano X to your shitty xiaomi phone
>it doesn't even support subdermal sensor reading
>0.112 eth deposited onto your ethereum wallet automatically
>you worked 8 hours, no problem
>transfer it into your staking account
>you don't get anything worth even a non-transgenic sub on it
>but saving it so you can retire at 60 is comfy enough
>draw your facepaint so the public cams won't get you
>check your backpack for libre thinkpads and raspberry PIs
>9 found
>great, you will be able to install them atop some shitty homes to broadcast pirate 5g
>the word on /r9k/ is that wagies are stopping to pay for comcast's shitty 1gb fiber and are starting to pay for your downlinks
>you silently thank sergey for starting chainlink around 10 years ago
>now you are able to use smart contracts to auto churn on monero and people can pay you knowing that the government won't know
>but you are still paid by contracts running chainlink
>technological singularity achieved

[Anonymous No.15540286]

>>15540279
based and redpilled

[Anonymous No.15540292]

>>15540279
No matter how much technology advances wagies still believe they have to work an eight hour day. You npc plebs are too much

[Anonymous No.15540299]

>>15540273
Nope it's boomers

[Anonymous No.15540304]

>>15540292
>everyone has to hate their job or else i'm the clown

[Anonymous No.15540326]

>>15540304
Labor relations don't change unless you change them pleb. It has nothing to do with how you feel about your job norman. Its about getting the conditions and rights that boomers expected and the veterans felt guilty enough to deliver.

[Anonymous No.15540344]

>>15539704
Except you just did for whatever reason?
>Ethereum filename + utterly unrelated URL
Come on, at least try a little

>>15540279
>Forecasting ETH to only be ~$700 worth in the year 2029
BEARISH

[Anonymous No.15540377]

>>15539573
It is 20fucking19 anyone using a company named “My”anything is an imbecile.

[Anonymous No.15540401]

>>15540377
gotta appreciate the marketing though, boomers fall for it every time and they have pension cash to spend

[Anonymous No.15540633]

>>15540000
Checked

[Anonymous No.15540652]

has the great global depression begun?

[Anonymous No.15540668]

The fuck are banks letting these cretins debit 3 fucking paychecks for anyway ?
>'oh, our clients payroll company JUST decided to work in reverse en masse, on a 300% multplier. Must be legit, tho, better authorize that..'
fucking retards

[Anonymous No.15540673]

>>15539667
im with this guy

[Anonymous No.15540688]

>>15540668
banks in america have been the facilitators of massive amounts of fraud at almost every level. they are complicit in more financial crimes than the avg norman is even aware of. and these banks will make sure to add overdraft charges to all the ppl that this happened to. be assured of that.

[Anonymous No.15540710]

>>15539556

[Anonymous No.15540723]

I really hope nobody kills bankers or corporate lemmings :/

[Anonymous No.15540769]

>>15540723
https://youtu.be/kLWvu51Vk4E?t=127

[Anonymous No.15540772]

>>15540326
based and socialcontractpilled
Good goyim are so used to be slaves they can't even imagine anything beyond their wagie cagie.

[Anonymous No.15540774]

>>15540668
I used to work in accounting, literally 90%+ of ACH credits/debits are automated so as soon as a batch is processed, that's that no questions asked
They call it "Automated" clearing house for a reason

[Anonymous No.15540855]

Related: https://nvtip.com/nvnews/cachet-financial-services-victim-of-fraud-no-effect-on-clients-nvtip-10022396
>On Sept. 4, 2019, Cachet Financial Services was the victim of fraud perpetuated by a New York based payroll company involving employee direct deposits.
>Cachet responded by immediately initiating a reversal of all the fraudulent transactions in which 100% of the items were addressed and the payroll provider's account has been frozen.
>Cachet is confident the situation is under control
>the situation is under control
>under control
Holy fuck, I knew banks didn't give a shit but damn they're a new kind of....something shite

[Anonymous No.15541146]

>>15539917
Seriously, the first LINK demonstration I remember was an automated payroll thing that paid out ETH per second worked.

This reminds me of the fake vaccine article that boosted VET except this one is actually real and it makes the perfect case for why employer-employee agreements need to move to smart contracts pronto.

Think about how fucking weird it is that third parties you have no relation to can 'whoopsie' reach into your bank account and accidentally steal your money whenever the fuck they want to.

[Anonymous No.15541168]

>>15539556
Holy kek wagies btfo

[Anonymous No.15541265]

>>15541146
They do have a relationship to you. Or at least a (((relationship))).
Probably somewhere during the onboarding process the wagies were probably handed a paper copy of a copy with a huge block of barely readable text titled something like “Payroll Direct Deposit Authorization”. Signing it is a condition of employment as they no longer do paper checks. Somewhere buried in it is a clause about being able to both credit and debit your bank account in the event of a mistake. A hook nose lawyer wrote it, so it didn’t use language that direct.

I once worked at a rubber plantation in Liberia. They told me they didn’t want to put payroll on an ERP system because if it ever went down the employees would set the building on fire. They paid in cash and bags of rice.

[Anonymous No.15541283]

>>15541146
>>15541265
This. The absolute state of legal agreements and boomers defending a broken system that doesn't even relate to them because most of them are retired anyway.

[Anonymous No.15541286]

>>15539862
How is that even possible? Like, technically how the fuck can this random company just take money out?

[Anonymous No.15541294]

>>15539556
Lmao they exit scammed

[Anonymous No.15541302]

>>15540299
Kys

[Anonymous No.15541332]

>>15541286
Conversation goes something like this:
>good morning I would like to debit $10,000 from account 12345 at your bank.
>No we need account holder authorization
>Oy vey! It’s like anudda shoah why are we Jews so persecuted!
>Slicha my Hebrew brother! Can you confirm the account is owned by a gentile?
>Of course it is
>According to the Talmud I can help you electronically fleece them. Enjoy your shekels!

[Anonymous No.15541344]

>>15541286
>(You) gave usss your account and routing number, wagie! You gave it to usssssss.....
It works just like that. Enjoy watching the bank automatically send money at the request of your masters without question, just like >>15540774 stated.
(You) don't own nothing, wagie

[Anonymous No.15541351]

i reckon the reason the financial industry is in new york is because if it was in california the vibrations from all the hand-rubbing would trigger the fault line

[Anonymous No.15541357]

>>15541344
Luckily for me I get paid in bank transfers and my company don't know the jewish trick numbers to steal money back

[Anonymous No.15541358]

>>15541286
He will have been ramming trees for a while and so his energy will be low

[Anonymous No.15541381]

>>15539760
>"have until Tuesday, Sept. 10, to report unauthorized account activity to their banks.

>Tricia Canavan, president and CEO of United Personnel, shared the warning Monday. The deadline is imposed by federal law, she said having consulted with company attorneys"

>The deadline is imposed by federal law, she said having consulted with company attorneys

Holy shit...

[Anonymous No.15541387]

>>15540279
Why would companies pay you with ETH? It isn't a currency.

[Anonymous No.15541403]

>>15541357
You are lucky and safe for now, anon.
Hide your wages, and pray it doesn't happen to anyone else.

[Anonymous No.15541438]

>>15540769
Lmao

[Anonymous No.15541439]

>>15539760
>"Last week, when news first broke, Canavan said the problem was a hack of United Personnel's software vendor AkkenCloud.
>“It now appears a little less clear,” she said Monday

I don't understand how spokespersons are able to blame everything on hacking and then retract their statement so easily while the payroll company skiddaddles off to Thailand with everyone's money...
Any anons care to explain why announcements are worth listening to?

[Anonymous No.15541446]

>>15541351
kek

[Anonymous No.15541447]

Wow would you look at that. it's literally fucking nothing.

[Anonymous No.15541460]

>>15541381
>woops didn't make the deadline I guess it's all gone hehe sorry goy :^)
They'll get away with it too. Literally reached into wagies' bank accounts and stole all their money with zero consequences. We're reaching levels of judasim that shouldn't even be possible.

[Anonymous No.15541482]

>>15539556
I own a Company, and honestly this shit makes me mad. It's entitled employees who feel they have the right to make demands on payroll. They likely damaged equipment, used supplies (paper, batteries, office equipment), they don't think about the new things they get like new computers and monitors.

It's about time a company stands up for itself and takes back money off the freeloaders.

[Anonymous No.15541515]

>>15541439
Imagine the inverse where they said it was a shady payroll company but it was instead a hack. I don't agree with it, but it was a relatively safer response than 'no fucking clue'. I'm curious to see who collected on that debt, a bankrupt company wouldn't have been the ones processing those debits, would they? Is that public info? Might just be wrong.

[Anonymous No.15541574]

>>15541515
I think saying "we are investigating" is loads better than just spouting out whatever lie that eases the normies tensions... That being said, this isn't crypto, so all bank transactions are privileged to the bank's eyes and any authorities who investigate.
You have a good point on how the payroll company processed those transactions tho...
Not sure how anyone could legitimize awarding funds to a bankrupt company, unless it was a coordinated exit sham.
Basically, we are at the beginning of a fucked up story and wagie has less than 24 hours to not get completely rekt

[Anonymous No.15541608]

>>15541482

You'll get (you)s even after I posted this

[Anonymous No.15541618]

>>15541608
It IS quality b8 desu

[Anonymous No.15541668]

>>15539789

Bankruptcy doesn't give you the right to debit people's accounts. They committed bank fraud and they need to be forced to pay back every single penny they stole, and also go to jail for the rest of their natural lives.

[Anonymous No.15541672]

>>15539556
Imagine getting exit scammed 3 months work from your payroll company lol GG someones out of the country with that moeye. Bye. Bye wagies. Gg. Good luck paying that back or getting your shit ass bank to reject the withdrawl/credit you back.
If this is you just neck yourself dumbass wagies

[Anonymous No.15541740]

>>15540279
Comf

[Anonymous No.15541777]

>>15541286
Its not a random company. When you sign go for direct deposit with your employer, you give away necessary information for money to be wired to your account. In many cases, this is passed along to a third party software vendor that manages payroll. Unfortunately, the banking system is set up such that you can wire money in both directions so long as you know the right numbers. It is a problem for a number of reasons, but this is what our overlords want so we gotta deal with it.

[Anonymous No.15541813]

>>15539587
Murican justice system not giving a fuck about white collar crime?

[Anonymous No.15541849]

>>15541813
>kill one person in the street
Get life in prison.
>fleece tens of thousands out of financial stability, break up happy homes, cause breadwinners to commit suicide, wives to be widowed, and children to be orphaned and starved
Eight months house arrest in your mansion.

Gotta love it. It's almost like the system here is designed to let you get away with everything as long as you aren't the one actually getting your hands dirty.

[Anonymous No.15541872]

>>15540344
come on new fag, this was one of the greatest exit scams in crypto

[Anonymous No.15541892]

lol I work at a bank, all you have to do is call in and tell us that the debits aren't authorized and we can return them as long as you don't wait too long.

[Anonymous No.15541898]

>letting your employer pay you through an electronic payroll company and give your bank account information to them
This is why you always take a physical check you fucking brainlets.

[Anonymous No.15541906]

>>15541672

The bank should debit back the company that made the fraudulent charges.

>>15541777

Just because they're physically capable of doing it doesn't make it legal.

>>15541898

Most people trust their employers not to commit a felony.

[Anonymous No.15541911]

>>15539556
This is basically evidence that the entire monetary system could come crashing down if say one or two bad actors decided to not give a shit and exit scam.

[Anonymous No.15541933]

>>15541906
>Most people trust their employers not to commit a felony.
And there's your problem.

[Anonymous No.15541964]

>boss name Micheal Mann
>Mann directed Thief
>even spelled the same
Oh the ironing this guy is a genius

[Anonymous No.15541972]

>>15541933

It's a trust we should be able to have. They problem is that these criminals don't have enough fear because they aren't punished hard enough. We don't have police roughing them up when they arrest them, or shooting their dogs for no apparent reason. We also aren't putting people in jail for 60+ years for defrauding thousands, nor are we putting them in the same prisons as people known for raping and stabbing their cell mates.

White collar criminals need to experience the same Eldritch horrors as the rest of the scum of the country.

[Anonymous No.15541991]

>>15541964
Fucking great film that man lived a based life

[Anonymous No.15542001]

>>15541964
Haha if you unscramble the phone number it spells Humpers dude these guys are straight trolls

[Anonymous No.15542005]

>>15541911
One of the reasons satanic bankers are so powerful. They have a gun to all of our heads.

[Anonymous No.15542019]

>>15541964
here’s some employees why did they delete their Facebook and not their linkedin

[Anonymous No.15542033]

>>15541777
>Unfortunately, the banking system is set up such that you can wire money in both directions so long as you know the right numbers
That's a shit explanation, in fact, that's no explanation at all. "Know the right numbers"? What numbers are those?

[Anonymous No.15542066]

>>15539556
They’ve already fled. If they were TAKING money from customers and employees, that means they were planning on running.

[Anonymous No.15542085]

>>15542066

Then they need to be extrajudicially executed.

[Anonymous No.15542112]

>>15539760
>The Clifton Park payroll-processing company went out of business suddenly on Thursday, and an out-of-state bank it worked with auto-withdrew paychecks once and sometimes twice last week from the bank accounts of employees who received direct deposits from MyPayrollHR's approximately 4,000 clients nationwide
It sounds like it wasn't the dumbass payroll company, but a kike bank taking from their former customers to collect on their bankruptcy debt. But of course the bank's identity goes unpublished and it's the former workers at the closed down company who will get the death threats. Day of the necktie when?

[Anonymous No.15542148]

>>15541906
Nobody said it was legal. Its a problem that's inherent in how the system is designed. Kinda like how if you leave your front door open at night then Tyrone and Methhead Magoo can walk in and steal your TV. Not legal, but you leaving your front door open isn't helping.

>>15542033
You should know what the numbers are if you have ever signed up for direct deposit, have written a check, or wired money. If you've done any of those things and legitimately dont know what account and routing numbers are then you probably shouldn't be trusted to handle money and you should inquire about having your transaction history audited for your own sake.

[Anonymous No.15542176]

This is bullish for crypto.

[Anonymous No.15542194]

>>15540262
lmao fucking degenerate

[Anonymous No.15542206]

>>15540262
Based

[Anonymous No.15542438]

Anyone wanna call the cloudpayroll people? Site is offline not sure where this number leads and too pussy to call it myself

[Anonymous No.15542630]

>>15542438
It goes to the press button automated response part, then says no one is available to answer your call after that no matter what number your press.

[Anonymous No.15542699]

>>15542630
Thanks friend closed that window for me if you’re interested here’s the location of the company. Not sure but the company is probably not MyPayrollHR but cloudpayroll because they’re both in the same building so why name one side MyPayrollHR and the other side cloudpayroll?

[Anonymous No.15542726]

>>15540279
They were always patrolling the city for nodes that churned out "dangerous" broadcasts. We had enough NEETS scurrying around to keep them busy at all hours. Swap a repeater out from the top of a streetlamp and back underneath a nearby robotaxi. Receive payment instantly via smart contract once it reached the designated coordinates for switchover. Each gig barely paid on its own but you could crank out a few dozen in no time and watch all of the tiny transactions flood in at once. Not to mention, all that running and climbing around the city worked wonders for staying in shape. Just to be clear: when I say NEET, I mean just about anyone who didn’t have a multiyear contract locked in with one of the mega corps. In fact, there was such a large pool of day-jobbers in the city picking up gigs and dispensing to virtual LLC’s that it wasn’t worth the effort to crack down on each one. As soon as you tried to tax one entity it would dissolve into three more. Despite this, it felt like the mega corps kept all the best jobs, which is to say: all the jobs that paid decent without requiring you to interact with other people. Then they started to outsource with androids, because the AI meant even less maintenance, and you could land one of those gigs again. All you had to do was fail the Voight Kompf on purpose and you were in. That’s how I got my job as a lighthouse operator. They were watching the city all night long and yet here I was spinning a node right over their heads.

[Anonymous No.15542738]

>>15540262
>>15540299
based

[Anonymous No.15542863]

>>15542630
Hey bud if you still are on and have the balls to call this one
Little nervous about this one

[Anonymous No.15542882]

>>15542863
This is why..... D:

[Anonymous No.15542912]

>>15541777
checked

what the fuck? i’m europoor working for a us company, getting paid by payroll company. there is no chance payroll company could suck something out of my account even with “right numbers”. what the actual fuck? when i read stuff like this i’m starting to believe murricans are pretty much fucked

[Anonymous No.15542926]

>>15542882
This guy also has an email with valuesign (also defunct website and parent of MyPayrollHR)
It’s him and that’s his number most likely D:

[Anonymous No.15542931]

>>15541898
> 2019
> check
starting to believe btc is fucked. there are people in current year using checks and they like it - on this fucking board

[Anonymous No.15543366]

>>15540299
Blaming others. Typical zoomer cope.

[Anonymous No.15543406]

>>15539667
>self-employed master race
>consultant
>company abroad for tax elision
>offshore accounts with some emergency peanuts
>95% of my networth in BTC
COMFY

[Anonymous No.15543420]

>>15539556
This doesn't really affect anything, those checks can be reimbursed and have another payroll service companies do the job properly. Nothing to see here.

[Anonymous No.15543513]

>>15539556
Could somebody with more knowledge about third party payroll companies explain this to me:

1) I understand the money was taken from direct deposit workers accounts
(a) where did this money get credited too?
2) Does the employeer who uses this third party payment service give them the lump sum of their employees payroll from their accounts?
(b) if so, did the money go back to the employers?
(3) if not is it possible for the third party payment processor to just debit that money and send it to any fucking account they want?

[Anonymous No.15544199]

I'm like 10 min drive from clifton park. Its wierd seeing it on this board.

[Anonymous No.15544269]

>>15542912
Yes they can. They legally can't, but they literally can. When someone knows the necessary numbers associated to an account, they can both send someone money (giving you your paycheck) and take money out. The only real failsafe is that some banks will ask you if you own the account that you are transfer information for. If you say you are not the owner, they'll block withdrawal, but allow you to deposit. But that's only if you say no, and only if they bother asking, otherwise you can do whatever.
As a fun test, try giving your banking info to a friend and tell them to try to send five dollars from their account to your account. Then ask them to take that same five dollars out so that it goes back to their account and watch the magic happen. Lastly, spend the next week hoping your friend is actually your friend and doesn't take it beyond five dollars.
It's so weird that you people don't already know this.

[Anonymous No.15544389]

>>15541898
A lot of places don't even offer physical checks anymore. Also not everyone has their preferred bank/CU within a reasonable distance.

[Anonymous No.15544551]

>>15540344
How new are you? Kek