Lexington man charged with making a fake $1 million bill and trying to spend it, page 2
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reply posted on 1-1-2012 @ 10:07 PM by staple
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If it looks like the one i have on my fridge then you would not feel bad as passing it off and legit. The paper feels real. it even smells like a stack of twenties.... Fiat cash. As real as you want to believe.

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reply posted on 1-1-2012 @ 10:14 PM by rubbertramp
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that's it?
i was hoping for something different, but you did warn me with the, danger, danger.
is it too late to cancel my initiation?



reply posted on 1-1-2012 @ 10:15 PM by WarminIndy
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I have been to Lexington, I used to live in High Point and can tell you that there is nobody in Lexington with that kind of money in the first place.


I can assure you, there are quite a few people in Lexington that could do that. Do not let the backwards ass nature of the place fool you.


LOL what I meant was...they don't have the real money. The fake, yes, a lot of people in High Point and Greensboro can have the same fake money.


reply posted on 1-1-2012 @ 11:49 PM by Genfinity
1. If you get your change in $100 bills, your still talking about walking away with about 10,000 notes. Just imagine how big a stack of 10,000 $1 bills is. You don't just stick it in your wallet and walk away. We are talking about four bricks of $100s.

2. An armored car company arms at least three guards for less then that.

3. I doubt there has ever been a Wal-Mart that had $1 million cash on hand at any given time. Or any amount even close to that.

4. A small box bank branch carries FAR LESS then that amount on any given day. Ever.

5. Unless your dealing with a bank branch in the downtown section of a city with more then 1 million people, it's laughable to think they would have an amount even close to this.

6. The US Secret Service requires documentation of any cash transaction exchanging amounts over $10,000. Just for attempting this, the US Secret Service will spy on this man for the rest of his life.

I would love to see a pic of the note in question but that isn't going to happen.

Did this guy have the ability to make $100s and simply lost his mind in greed?

If it's a cheap fake and someone is experienced in handling money, you can tell a fake just by the feel of it.

This guy had absolutely no idea what he was doing and didn't even attempt to give it any thought.

I hope he was under the influence of drugs when he tried this. Because if he wasn't, he's even more ridiculious then I can comprehend.

And I can comprehend quite a bit.
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