There is a ghost in my room that steals my money, anyone have any sugestions to get it back?

Question

Periodically over the last year, random amounts of money have been disappearing from my house. $400 dollars from a safe, and a $50 dollar bill here and a $20 dollar bill there. I'm constantly moving the money and hiding in different places, yet the outcome is always the same. I've looked everywhere for the missing money, and just now i'm missing $90 dollars and the peice of paper I wrote on to keep track of how much I had.

Answer 1

Perhaps it's time to open a bank account.

Answer 2

Use a bank account. Squirreling cash away is a sure-fire way to lose it, whether it's a ghost or a forgotten expenditure that eats it up.

Keep a very small amount of cash in one certain place, if you live alone. If you don't live alone, make sure you have one lock box or one safe place that nobody has access to and use that for small amounts of cash. Constantly moving things around is not a good way to keep up with it, and writing things on a piece of paper isn't going to work because what happens if you forget to write something down??? What if someone who lives with or visits you finds the piece of paper and gets the money??? It seems to disappear, but in fact it's been spent or put someplace else, etc.

Use the bank and a debit card. Most banks are now offering free online banking, and it's easy to keep up with bank balances that way.

Answer 3

You shouldn't blame it on the ghost until you can prove that the ghost committed the crime. Get someone, preferably someone who does not usually enter your house to set up a spy video and leave some money somewhere in the view of the camera and wait to see who comes and takes it. It could be that you might owe the ghost an apology.

Answer 4

I don't think it's a ghost--it's probably someone you know and trust. Keep your eyes open, and don't hide your money when anyone else is in the house. Can anyone see in your windows? Does anyone else have a key to your house? Do you have company often?

How's your memory? They have over-the-counter supplements for memory improvement.

If you actually have a ghost, he or she has no use for money. Therefore, you are bound to find it--unlike if a human took it.

Answer 5

Since ghosts do not exist, my suggestion is to get your own head screwed on straight and open a bank account. Stay out of your self-imposed Twilight Zone.

Answer 6

Check the washer, the money could be hanging out with the missing socks.

Answer 7

I suggest a bank account. Also, if your not living alone.. Possibly some people have been greedy lately?

Answer 8

call the people who deal with ghost this could be serious especially if you have kids

Answer 9

give your money to me Ipromise not to loose them

Answer 10

watever u do dont blame it on the black guy/ghost