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A German man saw a piece of paper fluttering across the floor in a train station in the city of Frankfurt last week and was shocked to find that it was made out to sweets maker Haribo for $4.7 million.
The man, identified as 38-year-old Anouar, told the German news outlet Bild that he contacted the company and they told him to destroy the check then send them a picture of proof.
A German man said he found this $4.7 million check for sweets maker Haribo on the ground in a train station. (Newsflash / Fox News) Once the check was disposed of, Haribo allegedly sent a package of just six bags of sweets as a reward. "I thought that was a bit cheap," Anouar told the German newspaper, thinking that he saved the company millions of dollars. HOLIDAY SHOPPERS SPEND $72B IN OCTOBER AS EARLY DEALS KICK IN A spokesperson for Haribo told Bild that they sent the man their standard thank you package and no one except for Haribo could have cashed the check anyway. The German man received this package of sweets as a reward. (Newsflash / Fox News) Haribo Gold Bears lie on a table in Germany. (Sebastian Willnow/picture alliance via Getty Images / Getty Images) GET FOX BUSINESS ON THE GO BY CLICKING HERE Haribo did not respond to a request for comment from Fox Business on Tuesday. Source: Read Full Article
