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> >http://www.thisissouthwales.co.uk/news/Rally-fan-fumes-fast-food-chai...

> Hello

> I have two local McDonald's near my home that
> have signs posted, both inside and at the
> drive-through, that will not accept anything larger
> than a $20.00 dollar bills. They received a large
> number of counterfeit bills.

> I have seen this at other burger places as well.

> I would like to know what countries still sentence
> anyone to death for counterfeiting coins and/or
> notes?

>>> http://www.thisissouthwales.co.uk/news/Rally-fan-fumes-fast-food-chai...
>> Hello

>> I have two local McDonald's near my home that
>> have signs posted, both inside and at the
>> drive-through, that will not accept anything larger
>> than a $20.00 dollar bills. They received a large
>> number of counterfeit bills.

>> I have seen this at other burger places as well.

>> I would like to know what countries still sentence
>> anyone to death for counterfeiting coins and/or
>> notes?

> I used to see signs in Michigan not accepting $50 or $100 bills but
> not in the past 5 years at least.    Most clerks
> these days do a quick counterfeit check with a pen.

> >>>http://www.thisissouthwales.co.uk/news/Rally-fan-fumes-fast-food-chai...
> >> Hello

> >> I have two local McDonald's near my home that
> >> have signs posted, both inside and at the
> >> drive-through, that will not accept anything larger
> >> than a $20.00 dollar bills. They received a large
> >> number of counterfeit bills.

> >> I have seen this at other burger places as well.

> >> I would like to know what countries still sentence
> >> anyone to death for counterfeiting coins and/or
> >> notes?

> > I used to see signs in Michigan not accepting $50 or $100 bills but
> > not in the past 5 years at least. ? ?Most clerks
> > these days do a quick counterfeit check with a pen.

> And the $100-printed-on-the-paper-of-a-$5 'bleached' counterfeit passes that.
> ? Usually, the 'no big bills' thing is about keeping minimal amounts of change
> in the drawer to deter robberies.

> --
> Gas stations here take $50 and $100 with no problem, apparently that counterfeit technique is not used

>> http://www.thisissouthwales.co.uk/news/Rally-fan-fumes-fast-food-chai...
> Hello

> I have two local McDonald's near my home that
> have signs posted, both inside and at the
> drive-through, that will not accept anything larger
> than a $20.00 dollar bills. They received a large
> number of counterfeit bills.

> I have seen this at other burger places as well.

> I would like to know what countries still sentence
> anyone to death for counterfeiting coins and/or
> notes?

> And how many Scottish branches of McDonalds accept Welsh money, I ask?
> --
> Roger Hunt

>> And how many Scottish branches of McDonalds accept Welsh money, I ask?

>What Welsh money would that be?

> heh heh.....this is good.  McDonalds and its ilk need to go out of
> business,
> if not for price gouging, then for producing unhealthy "heartattack food".
> Food prices continue to rise while fuel has fallen to an 8 year low.  So
> restaurants are simply in the business of price gouging customers for as
> much as they can possible fleece them, regardless of how low fuel prices
> are.

> http://www.thisissouthwales.co.uk/news/Rally-fan-fumes-fast-food-chai...
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>> Hello

>> I have two local McDonald's near my home that
>> have signs posted, both inside and at the
>> drive-through, that will not accept anything larger
>> than a $20.00 dollar bills. They received a large
>> number of counterfeit bills.

>> I have seen this at other burger places as well.

>> I would like to know what countries still sentence
>> anyone to death for counterfeiting coins and/or
>> notes?

>LOL
>I don't know such countries (;-)) but before the euro era in some European
>countries it was illegal to not accept the currency of the country
>regardless of how high was the denomination.

>A Happy New (numismatic and not only!) Year to everybody!