There is no such thing as "accidental" when sending such a high amount.
In order for that person to send you that kind of money, he would need your data and that would include bank account, clearing number and the like. His bank is also likely to ask him if he does confirm that this amount is sent to you.
With all those security measures in place, there is absolutely no doubt that he intended to send you that money and that it was no an accidental transfer.
Thus, given those facts, why should I send the money back, knowing that his intention was actually to send you that money?
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There is no such thing as "accidental" when sending such a high amount.
In order for that person to send you that kind of money, he would need your data and that would include bank account, clearing number and the like. His bank is also likely to ask him if he does confirm that this amount is sent to you.
With all those security measures in place, there is absolutely no doubt that he intended to send you that money and that it was no an accidental transfer.
Thus, given those facts, why should I send the money back, knowing that his intention was actually to send you that money?
I'm probably going to the police because who in the actual fuck is just sending $100,000
You legally have to