What's the real downside

sounds like a good plan.. go for it

>>1406440
yeah but like what would actually happen if I was wrong...the broker I'm looking at isn't regulated and is based in bulgaria...could they actually have my property seized or wages garnished? what would really happen to me? jail?

>>1406445
They'll probably send someone to your house to kill you. I don't know why you think dealing with those people is going to result in consequences you can get away from.

>>1406459
how would my death get them their money back? and how would they get away with it?

>>1406459
this guy lost 4.9 billion euros unauthorized trading and he's still alive
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J%C3%A9r%C3%B4me_Kerviel

>>1406467
they forge your signature on a life insurance to your fake lover you never met from bulgaria

>>1406432
why not ask a homeless guy for his legal information in exchange for a few hundred bucks?

>>1406510
I was thinking make an LLC based in delaware and make the brokerage account under the LLC

OP if you really think about it you have nothing to lose

>>1406541
>I was thinking make an LLC based in delaware and make the brokerage account under the LLC
/biz/ -- Home of stupid investing ideas since 2014.

http://www.wsj.com/articles/SB122039907716592937

>>1406467
Maybe getting caught is part of their plan.

>>1406554
"this is a stupid idea, and to prove it I'm going to post an article from 2008 that doesn't relate to the idea whatsoever unless OP wants to write off petty day trading losses in 2008"

>>1407469
"this is a stupid idea and here's an article to summarize why the post that I'm responding to is stupid."

Fuck off kid. Adults are talking here,

>>1407762
so what would happen to me if an illegitimate bulgarian company wanted $10 million dollars from me. It wasn't addressed in the 2008 article