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Blind Item: Which East Hampton Visitor With $100 Million In His Savings Account Must Suffer The Indignity Of A $2.75 ATM Fee Like The Rest Of Us? (Update)

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/ Jun 29, 2011 at 1:48 PM

And has no time for pedestrian moves like throwing out the receipt or ripping it up after taking out some cash?

Follow-up question: what’d he/she spend the $400 on?

Update: Apparently Mr. Receipt was our all-time favorite brass-balled hedge fund manager, the lucky and lovable D. Tepp, who’s said to have joked after the withdrawal that he “hadn’t used an ATM since Lehman.”

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