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From: john@hp-pcd.UUCP (John Eaton)
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Subject: Re: Re: banks that refuse cash - (nf)
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Date: Thu, 19-Jan-84 03:50:16 EST
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hp-pcd!john    Jan 16 18:35:00 1984

I suppose that most banks would take cash and make change for it. After all if
they posted a sign saying that they couldn't make change for anything larger
than a $20 then some of the depositors might get worried. 

Banks don't have to worry about getting phoney money. After all they are
professionals who handle money all day long. They can easily spot a bad bill
amoung the multitudes that they handle. If one does happen to slip in then 
they can conveniently "find" it in someone elses night deposit envelope and 
let them handle the loss and FBI.

You must remember the first rule of Banking:

     Bankers Win



John Eaton

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