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Looks as though some counterfeiters in Arizona decided to send a printer jammed with $160,000 worth of fake cash out for repair.
LOL. Did they actually succeed with their plan, or did they get caught? I mean, its not hard to spot thousands of dollars jammed in a printer.
if it's in the news; they are likely to be caught. Could you provide some details and a link, though?
Topic moved. It might be related to technology, but the main idea is not at all about Tech.
QUOTE(lappy512 @ Nov 17 2005, 07:39 PM)
if it's in the news; they are likely to be caught. Could you provide some details and a link, though?
You know, I'm sick of this dubiousness. I don't feel that I need to show hard evidence, cuz frankly, you have no reason to not believe me.
I just would like to see more information on the subject, because I'm interested. It would be better to know where you are getting the information, too. 
QUOTE(lappy512 @ Nov 17 2005, 08:21 PM)
I just would like to see more information on the subject, because I'm interested. It would be better to know where you are getting the information, too.
I see.
http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/1114sting-ON.html
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The bills were made of two sheets of laser-printed paper that had been glued together, he said. More of the counterfeit money could surface in time, Huffer added.
How stupid can people get???
They were buying things at Wal-Mart with these? Wow.
QUOTE(lappy512 @ Nov 17 2005, 08:51 PM)
How stupid can people get???
They were buying things at Wal-Mart with these? Wow.
They were buying things at Wal-Mart with these? Wow.
lol, that is pretty stupid. Even I would have gone to greated lengths if I were making counterfeit money.
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