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Where can I buy a fraud pen pls?

roy_harper
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I withdrew £20 from my building society, didn't even put it into my purse - crossed the street and paid it into my current account at the bank. The teller gave it back to me and said it was a fake.
I explained I'd just got it from the BS across the street two minutes ago. She said they were obliged to keep it for the police and not return it.
I went back to the BS and explained - thankfully they gave me another £20 note, plus they advised me to get a pen that shows up fraud notes.
Any idea where I can buy one pls?
I explained I'd just got it from the BS across the street two minutes ago. She said they were obliged to keep it for the police and not return it.
I went back to the BS and explained - thankfully they gave me another £20 note, plus they advised me to get a pen that shows up fraud notes.
Any idea where I can buy one pls?
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roy_harper wrote: »I withdrew £20 from my building society, didn't even put it into my purse - crossed the street and paid it into my current account at the bank. The teller gave it back to me and said it was a fake.0
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opinions4u wrote: »If I'm not mistaken, the teller committed a criminal offence.
Yup the teller is meant to keep the note regardless of the situation.Im an ex employee RBS GroupHowever Any Opinion Given On MSE Is Strictly My Own0 -
I bought one of these pens from our local Staples.:heartpuls Mrs Marleyboy :heartpuls
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opinions4u wrote: »If I'm not mistaken, the teller committed a criminal offence.stclair wrote:Yup the teller is meant to keep the note regardless of the situation.
From the OP :-She said they were obliged to keep it for the police and not return it.
.............. I had my bad day yesterday!If you want to test the depth of the water .........don't use both feet !0 -
Perhaps the Banks / Building Societies should invest in these pens..:)0
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Perhaps the Banks / Building Societies should invest in these pens..:)
I found that my staff managed to hand out around 4 or 5 notes a year and retain a dozen or so in a medium sized branch. So that's around 150,000 transactions a year.
Typically the ones handed out were introduced to the branch by the cash centres.
It was a tiny problem within banks and building societies. I suspect it will still be the same.0 -
roy_harper wrote: »I went back to the BS and explained - thankfully they gave me another £20 note, plus they advised me to get a pen that shows up fraud notes.You've never seen me, but I've been here all along - watching and learning...:cool:0
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you can buy those pens from booker wholesale at the paying desk. i've got one of those pens as I checked quite a few £50's and £100's I had a few weeks ago, now there all in the bank. I would advise getting one and there only a few quid.0
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