I currently work at a large well-known bank as an anti-money laundering investigator.

For those who don't know, every bank in the US is required to have an investigation

unit that will monitor their own customers from money laundering or terrorist financing.

If that sounds a little creepy, it's because it kind of is.

Believe me when I say your significant other isn't the only one keeping an eye on your bank

account.

And yes, I've seen some weird stuff.

The job comes with its fair share of paper pushing, but there's also the copious

googling and social media creeping that I have to do for the actual investigation part

of things.

Oh, admit that part of it can be kind of fun sometimes.

Other times you can learn things about your customers you wish you'd never had.

So a few weeks back while doing routine transaction monitoring, I noticed a handful of unrelated

customers that all had purchases from Amazon natural magic, being the curious investigative

type that I was hired to be, I searched Amazon for this natural magic.

Immediately, hits for a company selling supplements under the same name came up.

They offered one product, natural magic, original formula, and two different forms.

Pill or loose soluble powder.

The labels told it a laundry list of health benefits, including everything from maximum

immunity reinforcement to increased healthy glow.

And it probably won't surprise you to know that this stuff didn't run cheap.

$50 for a 30-day supply.

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