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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Fjpod, post: 2802552, member: 85364&quot;]My counterfeit story....or more correctly stated....non-counterfeit story:</p><p><br /></p><p>I went to the bank to deposit several hundred dollars from my business (I know, my first mistake,right?).&nbsp; The teller singled out one of the hundreds as fake.&nbsp; He said it felt fake.&nbsp; It also failed his machine test once, but it passed other times.&nbsp; He stamped it with a big red &quot;counterfeit&quot; stamp and gave it back.&nbsp; He said I was &quot;stuck&quot;.</p><p><br /></p><p>So I looked over the bill.&nbsp; Everything was perfect except the bill was a bit dirty and it felt like somebody had ironed it between two pieces of waxed paper.&nbsp; All the security features were perfect.&nbsp; Being a bit of a currency collector I knew them all.&nbsp; The teller knew some of them but&nbsp; he said he was aware that many of them could be faked and he didn&#039;t trust the bill.</p><p><br /></p><p>I marched over to the manager&nbsp; and said that I did not accept the determination that my bill was counterfeit and that I was out $100.&nbsp; After waving around my &quot;good customer&quot; status, the manager finally agreed to send the bill off to the Secret Service for verification.&nbsp; It came back about a month later as authentic but mutilated because of the red stamp the teller had placed on the bill.&nbsp; The SS stamped the bill with a big black stamp&nbsp; that said, &quot;authentic mutilated note.&nbsp; Do not transact&quot;.&nbsp; The bank had to credit my account.</p><p><br /></p><p>I should have reported the teller for mutilating authentic currency.&nbsp; Lol.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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