So, this castle isn't mine ... by A_Sunbeam
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but I have the deeds and the receipt, and the agent assured me everything was in order and I could move in today.
What did he look like? Little tin fellow - but he had proper credentials - all above board as far as I could tell.
Yes, I went to check them on line with his agency, but their server was being updated, so I couldn't ....
Yes, I paid by bank transfer, as usual - to some account in Switzerland.
Here - look at the papers yourself - well?
And my bank cannot retrieve funds sent to that account? Why not?
It was a special account.
And the money has already been transferred from there?
To an account with the Planet Bank on Planet Robotika.
I see.
And they are not subject to Earth laws anyway.
Damn.

Comments (13)
excellent
excellent
and, if you wondered why he should be targeted; apparently he supports fox hunting with dogs - a barbaric sport. So, for Chomper (I presume it was he) this man is fair game and deserves all he gets. And I think Chomper might be able to do without James's credit card for a while ...
Sounds like Chomper struck again, fantastic scene!
Shucks! LOL! Another sad victim of Chomper's wily ways! Way to go, Chomper! Spreading mayhem throughout the galaxie!
Getting Cat Fished by an Alien. Yikes, no that could be embarrassing. Poor guy. Use the credit card next time.
Chomper strikes again!
Poor guy! What's Chomper going to do with the money?
Nice portrait
Awesome. I love that Chomper goes after the people who deserve it. He is my kind of scoundrel.
Good portrait and work
Nice looking guy. Sorry, he's been cheated upon!
Great lighting and texturing on the architecture. The subtle expression on the gentleman's face is priceless, too.
Damn, why must purchasing a piece of real estate always be such a hassle?