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Originally Posted by FEMMEPIMPN  Is it hard to understand that if you ask random people for change at certain places (think mass public transportation.... wheres an obvious need for change for a $5) whats wrong with that? |
The ridiculously low volume.
Condradulations, you made five whole dollars.
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Originally Posted by FEMMEPIMPN I REALLY THINK YOU JUST HAVE SOME SERIOUS ISSUES SHEL.... SERIOUSLY, IM THE BITCH HERE AND IM THINKING YOU MIGHT BE ON THE RAG, YEEESH! |
Is there some reason you're writing in all Caps?
Also, who is "shel"?
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Originally Posted by FEMMEPIMPN FOR THE RECORD....
I was asking about cleaning bills BECAUSE I USED TO USE THE BLANK PAPER METHOD..... |
So you used the more complex method, and now you're clueless as to how to use the easier one?
Definietly believing that
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Originally Posted by FEMMEPIMPN Most intelligent people ASK questions when their not sure, the dummies are the ones just sitting there with a look kinda like the one you have on your face! |
Correction - intelligent people ask intelligent questions. Intelligent people also call others on it when they're spouting blatant BS.
By the way, "you've got a stupid look on your face"? Really, that's the best you've got? What are you four?
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Originally Posted by `sIn I happen to agree with Femme's idea of keeping the money away from legitimate businesses. Furthermore why don't you post your ideas on "cashing out" instead of bashing others? |
And why do you agree with it?
Most retail stores have far too many customers to track the use of counterfeit currency - unless you use a massive number of notes per visit. Additionally, using a $10 or $5 almost guarantees that the bill will be given out to another customer as change rather than making it to the cash office.
I've posted several cash in methods throughout the thread, and I offered additional information on it to people I think are serious about the subject.