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An Australian made a mistake that cost him a few thousand dollars, and it's that by making a payment from a bank account, he accidentally transferred a large sum to an unknown client of another bank, 9 News.
A small business, Whole Landscapes, received an order from Peter Muraway to work on the preparation of a site. At the end of the work, the company sent an invoice of 25,000 Australian dollars (about 18,500 US dollars) to the customer, who promised to pay it immediately, but the money never came.
Muraway made a mistake in one of the six-digit BSB code numbers, identifying branch banks in Australia. Which resulted in the money going to the wrong bank, where there was an account with the same code as Whole Landscapes.
"It was a simple mistake of my big fingers," says Muraway, contacting her. The bank told him that they could not help it. Then on the other bank, where the money went, they stated that they could not cancel a transfer without the consent of the beneficiary, who, for one reason or another, did not have the money. did not warn what had happened
. by means, the beneficiary's bank returned the equivalent of A $ 15,000 (approximately US $ 11,000).
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