$40 Million Coupon Counterfeit Ring [#127]

Heist Podcast

Matt And Sie

Society & Culture, History

4.8 • 575 Ratings

🗓️ 21 July 2020

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Summary

Robin Ramirez, wasn't your average coupon-cutting suburban housewife. Through her website savvyshoppersite.com Robin sold exact copies of high value coupons and with the profits amassed a collection of sports cars, speed boats, guns and RVs, and stored them all inside of a massive airplane hanger (just like GTA5.) Found out how she did it on this very funny episode. HEEEIST!

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0:00.0	You can make a lot of money collecting coupons.
0:02.9	How much exactly?
0:04.6	How about $40 million?
0:08.3	Heist.
0:11.8	Hiast podcast.
0:15.1	Hello everybody.
0:16.8	Welcome to another episode of Heist Podcast.
0:19.2	I believe this is 127.
0:21.5	127, baby.
0:22.6	Yeah, I'm Simon.
0:24.0	And I'm Matt.
0:24.7	And Matt, this is the True Crime Podcast without any of the murder.
0:29.3	But more crazily, I think, we are not doing this remotely for the first time in a very, very long time.
0:35.9	This is the first time in maybe 25 or so episodes where we are in person.
0:40.5	We're far apart.
0:41.1	We're far apart.
0:42.1	We are in a very wide open, ventilated space.
0:45.9	We're in my garage with the doors open and everything.
0:48.7	So I feel very comfortable with this.
0:50.7	But also because it's the last time for a while, I'm going up to Canada for a while to
0:55.5	just kind of lay low while this whole COVID thing blows over. You're jumping a sinking ship,
1:00.1	leaving me behind, which is cool. And we're just going to have to continue doing the remotes
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