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Chapter 180 - 137 Vehicle Transfer of Ownership

Chapter 180: Chapter 137 Vehicle Transfer of Ownership

Driving back to the city, they headed straight to the Green Word Shelter.

Sieg parked the car by the roadside, and Allen Zhang also chose to walk straight in through the front door. Rena and the other staff were still busy, so they waited a bit and helped out in the meantime.

When work became less hectic and it was time for a break, Rena handed over Allen Zhang’s ID and bank card to him.

Sieg inquired, "Can I get one of these cards, too?"

"This is a charitable savings card issued by a private bank; not just anyone is eligible to apply. You need an internal member to introduce you to open an account, and only those who are engaged in charity work and have an official position can apply," Rena replied indifferently after glancing at Sieg.

Although Sieg had also done part-time work, it was just as an unregistered temporary worker. The real helper had to be Leon.

She gave Allen Zhang another complaining look. Why did you even bring someone?

The General Sect Leader ignored her gaze completely, finding the card, adorned with a red cross and other stamps, particularly pleasing to the eye.

Another bullet dodged.

Otherwise, to get the card from Rena, he would definitely have to charm her, which would take a huge effort from the General Sect Leader. It’s too demanding on the waist.

Under Rena’s guidance, he also downloaded the private bank app and bound his curriculum vitae information.

Glancing over, the account showed a savings balance of 0. Allen Zhang was a bit puzzled, "Wasn’t the donation already received?"

"It takes a bit of time to process the transaction," Rena said as she checked her phone, "Did you pick me? Mine’s come through already, but I don’t need that much of a credit limit."

The savings balance showed a credit limit of 6000 US dollars, and Rena immediately transferred it to Allen Zhang.

Soon after, he received a notification of deposit, and the balance on the savings card showed 12,000 US dollars.

Allen Zhang was satisfied; with these 12,000 US dollars, as long as he managed the accounts well, he could spend them as he wished.

In the future, if he earned cash rewards from mission assignments, he would funnel it all into charitable donations through internet banking transfer. Money earned from selling collectibles would be saved in Huasa Bank, with only a 1% tax at most, and if it exceeded a certain amount, he might as well put it all into charitable donations. For Virtual Coin settlements, there wasn’t much to consider.

Now that his earnings were still modest, he could continue to use this method. If the assets grew larger, he could directly start investing in and opening his own Foundation and charity.

It came to the afternoon, and as the phone’s alarm went off, Allen Zhang logged into the Opportunity Network and found the platform’s container blind box sale.

While others were still viewing the introductions, he pinpointed the blue container directly, paid a 100-dollar deposit, and locked in the target.

The other containers were quickly ordered by other customers, and the Opportunity Network’s vendor sent a private message to Allen Zhang: Congratulations on successfully ordering container blind box number 5668. Please arrive at B1 private medium warehouse in South Port’s area by no later than 22:59 to collect blue container number C-510. You may complete the payment of the $900-equivalent sanitary management fee using either cash or Virtual Coin. If the deadline is exceeded by three days, the order will be canceled and the deposit will not be refunded.

"Why are you so happy?" Sieg, seeing the smile on Allen Zhang’s face, was puzzled.

"Because I bid on a container blind box on the Opportunity Network for one thousand dollars."

"What? One thousand dollars?" Sieg felt like the sky was falling after hearing this.

Doubting life itself, "Even if you’re rich, there’s no need to squander money like that, right? Do you believe your luck is good enough to score something like a batch of discarded smartphones worth fifty thousand dollars? How is this different from gambling?"

"You’ll know once we get there. I have an intuition—I’m going to strike it rich this time!"

After saying goodbye to Rena, Allen Zhang left the Green Word Shelter with a disheartened Sieg.

Driving through the city center, it took some time to reach the Southern Port area.

After parking the car, Allen Zhang got out and proactively contacted the warehouse manager.

Soon, a slightly portly middle-aged white man hurried over.

"You guys arrived so quickly?"

The manager rushed over, somewhat surprised, and said with a laugh, "This lot has been sitting here for several months, unclaimed. Our supervisor told me to dispose of it online. I thought nobody would bid on it, but you guys just snapped it up."

"Is it still possible to get a refund now?" Sieg was bewildered. That was a thousand dollars—couldn’t it be spent on something better?

"Oh, buddy, don’t joke, you’ve already paid the deposit. If you want to return it, that hundred dollars would be hitting the waters. Besides, this lot is privately stored; the container door locks are one-time use. Without instructions from above, we don’t have the authority to open or damage it; we don’t even know what’s inside. It might just contain some very valuable items!" The manager sidestepped the issue somewhat subtlety.

But from his wide grin alone, you could tell he hadn’t skimped on putting containers up for blind box sales, with most people ending up losing badly after the purchase.

"To be honest, I’d rather buy lottery tickets or go to a casino; at least there’s more confidence in making money than opening this thing," Sieg complained: "This is basically like scavenging for gold in a pile of trash."

"Since we’ve already bought it, there’s no reason to return it. Let’s go take a look," said Allen Zhang confidently. After all, isn’t this what they’ve been doing all along, searching for gold in a pile of garbage? Right up their alley.

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