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5 minutes ago, sanemax said:

Has their story changed again ?

Are they now saying that the money wasnt actually Cambodian ghost money , but it was North Korean fake money ?

Let us not forget that "they" are not posting, but "I" am posting. 

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1 minute ago, Makara said:

Let us not forget that "they" are not posting, but "I" am posting. 

Yes, but you posted about fake NK money .

Why did you post about fake NK money ?

To make the suggestion that they may have had high quality NK fake money and not Cambodian fake ghost money .

   Why else would you post about fake NK money ?

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7 minutes ago, Henrik Andersen said:

Yes I had here about super notes before but surely they not find that kind of money 

Idk a bout that...I just watched a documentary about how super notes where being smuggled from North Korea to Thailand to America. 57 people where arrested, ceased more than 3 million super notes (and who knows how much is still out there). As you noticed the article I found was written December of 2017. 4 months ago. Quite recent.

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4 minutes ago, sanemax said:

Yes, but you posted about fake NK money .

Why did you post about fake NK money ?

To make the suggestion that they may have had high quality NK fake money and not Cambodian fake ghost money .

   Why else would you post about fake NK money ?

You are very paranoid 

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3 minutes ago, Makara said:

You are very paranoid 

Not sure how you can think that , as I didnt even suggest that anyone was out to harm me, let alone everyone , which is what paranoia is .

    If indeed you didnt post about the fake NK on here to, suggest that the girls may have had fake NK money , then the post would have been off-topic and liable for deletion .

   You were either suggesting that the girls had fake NK money or the post was off-topic

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17 minutes ago, sanemax said:

Not sure how you can think that , as I didnt even suggest that anyone was out to harm me, let alone everyone , which is what paranoia is .

    If indeed you didnt post about the fake NK on here to, suggest that the girls may have had fake NK money , then the post would have been off-topic and liable for deletion .

   You were either suggesting that the girls had fake NK money or the post was off-topic

No I suggested that (like I did before) that it may have not been ghost $ but instead really good counterfeit American $. 

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2 minutes ago, Makara said:

No I suggested that (like I did before) that it may have not been ghost $ but instead really good counterfeit American $. 

You could also once again make the suggestion that they got the money from an ATM machine ?

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   They are currently being transffered to a women's facility in Chaing Mai Thailand. Their Court date is Set for Monday, Febuary 26th , which is Sunday afternoon our time.>

 

    This is from the GFM page, but it disappeared. Makara, what was the outcome?

Or do you prefer to start some new stories where the fake money could have been from?

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6 hours ago, Makara said:

Ever heard of Supernotes? ?

they dinna find a thousand bucks in "supernotes" in cambodia.

if they had, they'd have exchanged them and gone on their way.

local banks/exchange booths don't have teams of specialists

on hand, just minimum wage clerks that do the simple look,

feel, run thru machine tests.

 

"A team of forgery specialists at KEB Hana Bank have confirmed that a US$100 note found at a Seoul branch in November was a fake which was almost impossible to distinguish from real banknotes..."

 

did your friends happen to send you a photo of the bills they

found?  i know if i found a pot o'gold i'd snap a photo to show

my friends.  nowadays in facebookland where everyone sends

shots of dinner to all their followers, i'd expect it.

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4 hours ago, Makara said:

I never suggested that. Ever.

On the BF's FB page , he posted a story about some Foreigners withdrawing fake U.S $ from Cambodian ATM's ( at the time when they got caught ) , although he didnt say the girls also did this , he was making the connection that fake U.S $ come out of Cambodian ATM's .

   He did state that fake US$ come from Cambo ATM's and you did state that there are good quality fake US$ in circulation , whilst neither of you suggested that is where the girls got the money from, you both added those stories to the girls stories in order to give possibilities about how they acquired their fake money , unless you are saying that both you and the BF just randomly posted the stories for no other reason what so ever .

   Also, the BF claimed that the fake $ from Cambo ATM's is "all over the internet" , after doing a websearch  , I didnt find ONE report to back this up

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1 hour ago, sanemax said:

On the BF's FB page , he posted a story about some Foreigners withdrawing fake U.S $ from Cambodian ATM's ( at the time when they got caught ) , although he didnt say the girls also did this , he was making the connection that fake U.S $ come out of Cambodian ATM's .

   He did state that fake US$ come from Cambo ATM's and you did state that there are good quality fake US$ in circulation , whilst neither of you suggested that is where the girls got the money from, you both added those stories to the girls stories in order to give possibilities about how they acquired their fake money , unless you are saying that both you and the BF just randomly posted the stories for no other reason what so ever .

   Also, the BF claimed that the fake $ from Cambo ATM's is "all over the internet" , after doing a websearch  , I didnt find ONE report to back this up

My statement and his statement have nothing to do with each other. I was telling a story how I took a fake 20 to deposit it and didn't realize it was fake until the ATM spit it back out. 2 different stories completely. I don't even know the significant others, or one of the girls, and i am not conspircaing with them in any way shape or form. So stop combining our stories to act as if one person is talking or we both did things purposefully within our statements or posts. That is why I call you paranoid. 

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4 minutes ago, Makara said:

My statement and his statement have nothing to do with each other. I was telling a story how I took a fake 20 to deposit it and didn't realize it was fake until the ATM spit it back out. 2 different stories completely. I don't even know the significant others, or one of the girls, and i am not conspircaing with them in any way shape or form. So stop combining our stories to act as if one person is talking or we both did things purposefully within our statements or posts. That is why I call you paranoid. 

So you had fake notes too. No wonder you are defending them

 

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1 hour ago, ChouDoufu said:

they dinna find a thousand bucks in "supernotes" in cambodia.

if they had, they'd have exchanged them and gone on their way.

local banks/exchange booths don't have teams of specialists

on hand, just minimum wage clerks that do the simple look,

feel, run thru machine tests.

 

"A team of forgery specialists at KEB Hana Bank have confirmed that a US$100 note found at a Seoul branch in November was a fake which was almost impossible to distinguish from real banknotes..."

 

did your friends happen to send you a photo of the bills they

found?  i know if i found a pot o'gold i'd snap a photo to show

my friends.  nowadays in facebookland where everyone sends

shots of dinner to all their followers, i'd expect it.

No. I have not seen photos nor do I know if photos exist. You raise good points however. And seem to be very level-headed when discussing things. 

 

For everyone else, just because I express my thoughts on here does not mean they are coming from anywhere else. So with that being said I am leaving convo for good.

 

Before I do...They are still in Thailand with no updates--and I hope they come home safe, humbled (incredibly), and face the huge lesson they learned. I hope they do not spend time in a foreign prison for exchanging one fake $100 bill. I also hope they did not know the $ was fake--none of their friens or family know the answer to that. Only they do. 

 

 

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9 minutes ago, Justfine said:

So you had fake notes too. No wonder you are defending them

 

Right. I was a fine dinning server (7 years ago) and a person gave me fake money for their payment of the meal. It was such a good fake and I couldn't tell it was not real untill deposited the $ I made that night into the bank and it spit it out. Then I THREW IT AWAY.

 

I don't appreciate the venom.

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1 minute ago, Makara said:

Right. I was a fine dinning server (7 years ago) and a person gave me fake money for their payment of the meal. It was such a good fake and I couldn't tell till I deposited the $ I made that night into the bank and it spit it out. Then I THREW IT AWAY.

 

I don't appreciate the venom.

did you take the $20 in to have it checked, or just throw it? 

sometimes the atm's won't accept bills for various reasons. 

of course, if the bank employees determined it was counterfeit,

they would have retained it.

 

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4 minutes ago, Makara said:

No. I have not seen photos nor do I know if photos exist. You raise good points however. And seem to be very level-headed when discussing things. 

 

For everyone else, just because I express my thoughts on here does not mean they are coming from anywhere else. So with that being said I am leaving convo for good.

 

Before I do...They are still in Thailand with no updates--and I hope they come home safe, humbled (incredibly), and face the huge lesson they learned. I hope they do not spend time in a foreign prison for exchanging one fake $100 bill. I also hope they did not know the $ was fake--none of their friens or family know the answer to that. Only they do. 

 

 

Maybe not only the bill was fake. Wasn't the thread about two women who got caught with fake bills and held by Thai authorities?

 

   I think that we only feed a troll, nothing in the news makes all a bit suspicious.Neither their arrest nor anything else that would prove that the story is true. Even people who know the two women made some comments on their GFM page that totally differs from the angels how they were described.

 

Your only interest seems to be to keep this thread alive for as long as people send money to a Con artist from CA. 

 

  You do not seem to care about your own wording of your posts, not long ago and you've posted that both got caught when they're trying to exchange a bill. Now it's "only about one fake bill" and you're trying to derail the thread with stories that are absolutely irrelevant.. 

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4 minutes ago, ChouDoufu said:

did you take the $20 in to have it checked, or just throw it? 

sometimes the atm's won't accept bills for various reasons. 

of course, if the bank employees determined it was counterfeit,

they would have retained it.

 

I threw it away. After examining it further it was slightly lighter in color, slightly smaller. Almost barely though. Eveything else seemed real. It wasn't washed. I took into the local store by my house and had them mark it and it was fake and I threw it away. In hindsight I should have gave it to the bank to confiscate it. Never happened before or after in my entire 15 year career in the service industry. 

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2 minutes ago, ChouDoufu said:

that's what seems odd.  couple foreigners caught passing

counterfeit bills should be a big, big story.  yuuuuge, in fact.

 

where's big joke?  just this week he employed the full

spectrum of thai officialdom to track down and bring

to justice a lady that sat on a temple windowsill.

 

They'd be in the news, if...........................( fill in the blanks)

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22 minutes ago, Makara said:

My statement and his statement have nothing to do with each other. I was telling a story how I took a fake 20 to deposit it and didn't realize it was fake until the ATM spit it back out. 2 different stories completely. I don't even know the significant others, or one of the girls, and i am not conspircaing with them in any way shape or form. So stop combining our stories to act as if one person is talking or we both did things purposefully within our statements or posts. That is why I call you paranoid. 

You statement and his FB post do have a common denominator , that common denominator being the girls getting caught with fake U.S.$ in Thailand , or are you saying that his FB post (posted a few days after they got caught and he started his/their GFM page) and your post in this thread about fake NK $ in circulation, both have nothing to do with the story of the girls getting caught with fake US $ ?

  I have no idea what you are talking about, about you also having fake US $, this is the first that I have heard about it .

   I have also not stated that I think that you are conspiring with her , and "paranoia" accusation doesnt fit , as I have previously stated, I do not think that everyone is out to get me, so, you paranoia allegation is senseless 

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6 hours ago, Makara said:

I never suggested that. Ever.

Just to clarify , the BF posted that on his FB page ,  and I suggested that you could also make that suggestion again, again meaning again after he did, rather than you .

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1 hour ago, ChouDoufu said:

that's what seems odd.  couple foreigners caught passing

counterfeit bills should be a big, big story.  yuuuuge, in fact.

 

where's big joke?  just this week he employed the full

spectrum of thai officialdom to track down and bring

to justice a lady that sat on a temple windowsill.

 

Nah not such a big story on the scale of things, but certainly enough to warrant some press time and media coverage. It's just a con job guys. Makara is the initiator of the GFM hustle, or possibly just a bored troll. 

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1 hour ago, ChouDoufu said:

that's what seems odd.  couple foreigners caught passing

counterfeit bills should be a big, big story.  yuuuuge, in fact.

 

where's big joke?  just this week he employed the full

spectrum of thai officialdom to track down and bring

to justice a lady that sat on a temple windowsill.

 

Big Joe not do anything with this story because this is a fake story to raise money on fundraising site's 

We are now on page 90 and there are not a single piece of evidence or facts 

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8 hours ago, sanemax said:

Not sure how you can think that , as I didnt even suggest that anyone was out to harm me, let alone everyone , which is what paranoia is .

    If indeed you didnt post about the fake NK on here to, suggest that the girls may have had fake NK money , then the post would have been off-topic and liable for deletion .

   You were either suggesting that the girls had fake NK money or the post was off-topic

C'mon buddy. Deep breaths. It's just a meandering conversation, not a legal doc. 

Super notes have been around for a while, something to be aware of for a few years now.

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