Yeah. Great plan. In the US, there is a deposit threshold that is reported to the government. A pattern of deposits designed to avoid triggering that threshold is itself a crime, called structuring. I imagine there is a similar statute for what you describe, and the act you propose points a big ole arrow.

I read this many times. WTF was your point?

Are you an ambassador to this planet?

Close enough for government work.

What's your real name? Address? Social Security number? Checking account number? Sexual preference? Birthdate? Do you have any STDs? Post a nude photo on the internet. What's your credit score? Where do you work?

FYI - reconnoiter, as in "to perform reconnaissance"

They seem to be in good shape. Thank you for your efforts.

Tried it. I'm above average height and weight. Estimates on both are almost always low. My guess is that personal bias leads the person answering to add a "reasonable" increase to their own height or weight. People of average stature seem unable to believe that I'm "really" 6'4" tall, or that I weigh 290 lbs.

So what part of your sig agrees with your post?

So you purchased insurance. When the company was dissolved, you were granted stock in another company as compensation. I assume you are no longer paying premiums. So now you have an asset with unknown tax liability. If you'd simply stopped paying your premiums, you'd have nothing. Sounds like the "Prison Guard's Dilemma" from Shawshank to me. "I have this thing of value that I didn't have before that I may have to pay taxes on. Poor me."

Have you considered taking an English class? Your classes WERE Java-centric.

Investigators (insurance, police, etc) aren't stupid. They spend a lot of time being lied to, and they know a lot more about it than most.