Sam Curry, a self-depicted programmer, says he was strangely
paid $249,999.99 by Google last month and that he had no clue
about why the tech goliath basically gave over a quarter-million
bucks. "It's been barely 3 weeks since Google arbitrarily sent me
$249,999 I actually haven't heard anything on the help ticket. Is
there a way we could reach out @Google," Curry tweeted on
Tuesday with a screen capture of the exchange. He added: "it's
alright on the off chance that you don't need it back..." A staff
security engineer at Yuga Labs, Curry let NPR know that he at
times messes with abundance chasing after organizations including
Google. That is when individuals are paid to assist firms and different
associations with tracking down weaknesses in their product. Yet, he
says he couldn't sort out a connection between bug abundance chasing
after Google and the total unloaded into his financial balance. The cash
was accessible for Curry to spend, yet he said he was just clutching it on
the off chance that Google attempted to get it back. He said on the off
chance that Google took too lengthy to even consider hitting him up, he
could need to move the money into a different record to try not to pay charges on it.