What will you do if you found duplicate currency(note)
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Today I found one!! :doh: Though it's not big amount, But it is my earned money. So thinking what to do now.
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Today I found one!! :doh: Though it's not big amount, But it is my earned money. So thinking what to do now.
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Gandalf - The White wrote:
What will you do if you found duplicate currency(note)
Keep duplicating until you can retire. :)
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Gandalf - The White wrote:
What will you do if you found duplicate currency(note)
Keep duplicating until you can retire. :)
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A good option :thumbsup: , However, If I keep duplicate everytime I received, then I am sure When I will retire, It will be a big amount. ;) The rate of receiving duplicate one is higher. :doh: And it is hard to found one if you are not aware the facts.
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Today I found one!! :doh: Though it's not big amount, But it is my earned money. So thinking what to do now.
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What options do you have? Either recirculate it and become a criminal or give it to your bank and tell them it's counterfeit.
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Today I found one!! :doh: Though it's not big amount, But it is my earned money. So thinking what to do now.
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I assume you mean "forged currency"? As I see it, you have a couple of choices: 1) Pretend you didn't see it, and pass it on to some other poor sod. 2) Take it back to where you got it, and try to exchange it for a real note. 3) Take it to the police and let them deal with it. 4) Take it to a bank and see it they will swap it for real money. 5) Burn it and enjoy the warmth. Option 5 is the only one where you get good karma rather than bad and get something out of it! Option 1 is morally (and legally) difficult - since you know it is forged, you are open to "using counterfeit currency" charges and have no defence "I didn't realize it was fake".
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Today I found one!! :doh: Though it's not big amount, But it is my earned money. So thinking what to do now.
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Give it back where you got it from. Or take it to a bank or lodge a police complaint.
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What options do you have? Either recirculate it and become a criminal or give it to your bank and tell them it's counterfeit.
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The other option is to give it back from where I get! And do you believe from where did I got!! - From bank's ATM :doh: If I go to bank to tell them then they won't believe me that I got from their bank, other thing is they started to querying me about the note from where did I got? what I do? and some unexpected questions for which I am not ready. AS they are very hostile toward this cases. Also I don't want to be criminal by recirculating it. The last option is to tear it apart. And that would be very painful. :(
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Today I found one!! :doh: Though it's not big amount, But it is my earned money. So thinking what to do now.
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In many countries forging or contributing to forgery of government issues documents (which in essence counterfit money is) carry a penalty equative to that of murder. I am not shitting you. The way the leagal system views it is that by contributing to forgery of currency you are undermining the trust of the currency in question. Further more; stealing is bad - but stealing from the government is daft. Simply because they WILL come after you with all they got. My advise is hand in the note to the police, stating where, when and how it came into your possession. //L
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Today I found one!! :doh: Though it's not big amount, But it is my earned money. So thinking what to do now.
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Burn it and light a big cigar with it.
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I assume you mean "forged currency"? As I see it, you have a couple of choices: 1) Pretend you didn't see it, and pass it on to some other poor sod. 2) Take it back to where you got it, and try to exchange it for a real note. 3) Take it to the police and let them deal with it. 4) Take it to a bank and see it they will swap it for real money. 5) Burn it and enjoy the warmth. Option 5 is the only one where you get good karma rather than bad and get something out of it! Option 1 is morally (and legally) difficult - since you know it is forged, you are open to "using counterfeit currency" charges and have no defence "I didn't realize it was fake".
You should never use standby on an elephant. It always crashes when you lift the ears. - Mark Wallace C/C++ (I dont see a huge difference between them, and the 'benefits' of C++ are questionable, who needs inheritance when you have copy and paste) - fat_boy
OriginalGriff wrote:
- Pretend you didn't see it, and pass it on to some other poor sod.
I don't want anyone to be in same situation like me.
OriginalGriff wrote:
- Take it back to where you got it, and try to exchange it for a real note. 3) Take it to the police and let them deal with it. 4) Take it to a bank and see it they will swap it for real money.
Not preferable as they are very hostile towards this cases.
OriginalGriff wrote:
- Burn it and enjoy the warmth.
That's hot :cool:
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Give it back where you got it from. Or take it to a bank or lodge a police complaint.
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Rajesh R Subramanian wrote:
Give it back where you got it from.
I got it from ATM few days ago. :sigh:
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I assume you mean "forged currency"? As I see it, you have a couple of choices: 1) Pretend you didn't see it, and pass it on to some other poor sod. 2) Take it back to where you got it, and try to exchange it for a real note. 3) Take it to the police and let them deal with it. 4) Take it to a bank and see it they will swap it for real money. 5) Burn it and enjoy the warmth. Option 5 is the only one where you get good karma rather than bad and get something out of it! Option 1 is morally (and legally) difficult - since you know it is forged, you are open to "using counterfeit currency" charges and have no defence "I didn't realize it was fake".
You should never use standby on an elephant. It always crashes when you lift the ears. - Mark Wallace C/C++ (I dont see a huge difference between them, and the 'benefits' of C++ are questionable, who needs inheritance when you have copy and paste) - fat_boy
Over here #5 is illegal. Jail sentence awaits you. :)
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In many countries forging or contributing to forgery of government issues documents (which in essence counterfit money is) carry a penalty equative to that of murder. I am not shitting you. The way the leagal system views it is that by contributing to forgery of currency you are undermining the trust of the currency in question. Further more; stealing is bad - but stealing from the government is daft. Simply because they WILL come after you with all they got. My advise is hand in the note to the police, stating where, when and how it came into your possession. //L
In English common law tampering with the currency used to be worse than most types of murder. Coining[^] was regarded as treason; a category to which only some types of murder (the killing of a lawful superior) reached. Depending on gender the sentence was either burning at the stake, or to be hung, drawn, and quartered.
3x12=36 2x12=24 1x12=12 0x12=18
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Rajesh R Subramanian wrote:
Give it back where you got it from.
I got it from ATM few days ago. :sigh:
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So, just walk into the bank and give a written complaint and take a receipt from them. The bank has details of the numbers of all the currency notes they fill up an ATM with. They would be able to verify that this currency was dispatched to you by verifying the transaction number. You'll get a refund.
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Today I found one!! :doh: Though it's not big amount, But it is my earned money. So thinking what to do now.
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Frame it and put it on the wall. You might never get another.
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Today I found one!! :doh: Though it's not big amount, But it is my earned money. So thinking what to do now.
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Play semi-dumb. You said in another part of this thread that you got it from an ATM... Bring it to the bank, and say something like "Hi, I got this from your ATM, and it looks a little funny." Basically, pretend you're not sure whether it's counterfeit... Leave it to them to make that determination. If you establish from the beginning that it came from their ATM, it becomes their problem to fix, psychologically speaking :) Then again, maybe things are different in India... But that's what I'd do.
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Frame it and put it on the wall. You might never get another.
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So, just walk into the bank and give a written complaint and take a receipt from them. The bank has details of the numbers of all the currency notes they fill up an ATM with. They would be able to verify that this currency was dispatched to you by verifying the transaction number. You'll get a refund.
“Follow your bliss.” – Joseph Campbell
Rajesh R Subramanian wrote:
You'll get a refund.
Are you sure?? If that is then ,I am ready to do what you have mentioned. That's silver shine among dark of clouds
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In English common law tampering with the currency used to be worse than most types of murder. Coining[^] was regarded as treason; a category to which only some types of murder (the killing of a lawful superior) reached. Depending on gender the sentence was either burning at the stake, or to be hung, drawn, and quartered.
3x12=36 2x12=24 1x12=12 0x12=18
Dan Neely wrote:
In English common law tampering with the currency used to be worse than most types of murder.
:omg: However it is very hard to find out the personnel who is responsible for this. :doh:
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Rajesh R Subramanian wrote:
You'll get a refund.
Are you sure?? If that is then ,I am ready to do what you have mentioned. That's silver shine among dark of clouds
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Has happened to me in the past and the bank (ICICI) gave me a refund.
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