wad r the chances of gettin fake notes from money changers?
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was told that some money changers cheat by exchanging fake notes.. so wat r the chances of this type of cheat occurence?
can any1 reccomend some trusted money changers as they provide better rates than bank?
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Originally posted by Bigcable22:
was told that some money changers cheat by exchanging fake notes.. so wat r the chances of this type of cheat occurence?
can any1 reccomend some trusted money changers as they provide better rates than bank?
You can always ask the money changer "Please do not give me fake notes ok?"Money Changer: "Orh....okie, thank you come again"
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might as well dont post
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Might as well don't ask stupid question and post stupid topic.
Which country do you think you're changing your money?
In Singapore, you should have more confidence in the skills of the money changers in here.
They are not as dumb as you to receive fake notes unknowingly.
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i'm anticipating another of fatone's pic replies. but i think he's asleep now.
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Originally posted by alwaysdisturbed:
i'm anticipating another of fatone's pic replies. but i think he's asleep now.
i really wonder where does he get his pics from .
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Originally posted by Bigcable22:
was told that some money changers cheat by exchanging fake notes.. so wat r the chances of this type of cheat occurence?
can any1 reccomend some trusted money changers as they provide better rates than bank?
Wah.... If they really give fake notes...I will complain until they close down and dun open business again...
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Originally posted by lianamaster:
Wah.... If they really give fake notes...I will complain until they close down and dun open business again...
sue la....Easier.
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Go Foreign Exchanges of Banks. There are a couple even at Changi Airport. Just don't visit ulu ulu ones (most are safe, though).
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Originally posted by PWNED32:
sue la....Easier.
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In singapore the money changers are very good. When they transfer money through the glass window, there is a small lamp that emits ultraviolet rays and we all know that a certain part of the note will illuminate under UV rays.
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Cool!
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one in a 1 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000.
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It's 50%. Either you get it, if not you don't. Same theory as what are the chances that the not-yet-born baby is a boy..
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Simple probability down here...