<prompt> Human: I felt like I had no choice but to deposit a blank envelope into a bank machine and withdraw 100.Whats going to happen to me and what do I do next?  <response>: First thing I found with a google search:This is criminal fraud, and although this may not result in criminal charges, there are consequences of which one should be aware. Most Financial Institutions report this activity to the major Credit Bureaus when it becomes part of an Offenders credit history. The Bank that you deal with may not tolerate this and may no longer want your business, resulting in the closure of your account. This kind of activity may have far-reaching effects if one has aspirations to succeed in life. i.e. employment may be denied when credit history is required, tenancy may be denied when credit history is required, that bank loan you applied for will probably be denied when credit history is required, credit card applications, etc. etc.Everyone should be aware of the consequences before they attempt this kind of activity. In general, Offenders think that nothing will happen other than the possibility that the bank may call, or in the worst case scenario the closure of the account. 