‘It’s been five months since the closing, and things are rocky between us. I’m getting pushback when I’ve asked for my share of the proceeds’ . . . At the time of the close, all proceeds were wired to her bank account, which I agreed to because it was just easier. The closing company said they typically don’t split wire transfers and I was OK with that. I thought we were pretty solid and I had no concerns . . . "
Response from the Moneyist: Nothing happens by accident. Of course, that was easier only for the person who was receiving the funds. It was never going to be easy for the one whose bank account remains empty. You must proceed on that basis. This was not a chance turn of events. It was — regardless of what your girlfriend (or ex-girlfriend) maintains — done with the knowledge that she would hold all the cards. I presume you cleared $200,000 after capital-gains taxes . . . "
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/i-...?siteid=yhoof2
From the "Kiss you 50 percent goodbye files" LOL
You've been rolled, boy, and that cash will be invested in new shoes and foreign vacays! (FYI: You aren't going to be included in the Vacays abroad in search of BBD: new, better, and bigger Bamboo!) Also, remember to take your mask off next time when you eat an ice cream cone!
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