OT-Bad money

[moneymaker]

If you had in your possession a hundred dollar bill that passes the marker test, yet you felt might be conterfeit. Would you pass it on? Take it to the bank and possibly lose $100? Hang onto to it for fear of being taken as a conterfeiter? Something else?

[UCGal]

If I’d received it in a legitimate transaction (from bank, or as payment for something I sold for example) I would use it. After all – when I accepted it – I assumed it had full face value…

I don’t like $100 bills – too hard to use. I’d use it at the grocery store (which takes them) or deposit it.

[UCGal]

If I’d received it in a legitimate transaction (from bank, or as payment for something I sold for example) I would use it. After all – when I accepted it – I assumed it had full face value…

I don’t like $100 bills – too hard to use. I’d use it at the grocery store (which takes them) or deposit it.

[UCGal]

If I’d received it in a legitimate transaction (from bank, or as payment for something I sold for example) I would use it. After all – when I accepted it – I assumed it had full face value…

I don’t like $100 bills – too hard to use. I’d use it at the grocery store (which takes them) or deposit it.

[UCGal]

If I’d received it in a legitimate transaction (from bank, or as payment for something I sold for example) I would use it. After all – when I accepted it – I assumed it had full face value…

I don’t like $100 bills – too hard to use. I’d use it at the grocery store (which takes them) or deposit it.

[UCGal]

If I’d received it in a legitimate transaction (from bank, or as payment for something I sold for example) I would use it. After all – when I accepted it – I assumed it had full face value…

I don’t like $100 bills – too hard to use. I’d use it at the grocery store (which takes them) or deposit it.

[Hobie]

Walk in and pay your cable bill with it.

[Hobie]

Walk in and pay your cable bill with it.

[Hobie]

Walk in and pay your cable bill with it.

[Hobie]

Walk in and pay your cable bill with it.

[Hobie]

Walk in and pay your cable bill with it.

[Coronita]

[quote=UCGal]If I’d received it in a legitimate transaction (from bank, or as payment for something I sold for example) I would use it. After all – when I accepted it – I assumed it had full face value…

I don’t like $100 bills – too hard to use. I’d use it at the grocery store (which takes them) or deposit it.[/quote]

Actually, the most popular bill to counterfeit is $20, because for the very reason that $100 is often suspected of being so.

I find $100 bills useful on occasions for moving from one account to the one that’s linked to my mortgage on the occasions that I forget to e-transfer before the due date, since banks don’t hold cash (just checks).

[Coronita]

[quote=UCGal]If I’d received it in a legitimate transaction (from bank, or as payment for something I sold for example) I would use it. After all – when I accepted it – I assumed it had full face value…

I don’t like $100 bills – too hard to use. I’d use it at the grocery store (which takes them) or deposit it.[/quote]

Actually, the most popular bill to counterfeit is $20, because for the very reason that $100 is often suspected of being so.

I find $100 bills useful on occasions for moving from one account to the one that’s linked to my mortgage on the occasions that I forget to e-transfer before the due date, since banks don’t hold cash (just checks).

[Coronita]

[quote=UCGal]If I’d received it in a legitimate transaction (from bank, or as payment for something I sold for example) I would use it. After all – when I accepted it – I assumed it had full face value…

I don’t like $100 bills – too hard to use. I’d use it at the grocery store (which takes them) or deposit it.[/quote]

Actually, the most popular bill to counterfeit is $20, because for the very reason that $100 is often suspected of being so.

I find $100 bills useful on occasions for moving from one account to the one that’s linked to my mortgage on the occasions that I forget to e-transfer before the due date, since banks don’t hold cash (just checks).

[Coronita]

[quote=UCGal]If I’d received it in a legitimate transaction (from bank, or as payment for something I sold for example) I would use it. After all – when I accepted it – I assumed it had full face value…

I don’t like $100 bills – too hard to use. I’d use it at the grocery store (which takes them) or deposit it.[/quote]

Actually, the most popular bill to counterfeit is $20, because for the very reason that $100 is often suspected of being so.

I find $100 bills useful on occasions for moving from one account to the one that’s linked to my mortgage on the occasions that I forget to e-transfer before the due date, since banks don’t hold cash (just checks).

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