Are there problems using a magnetic money clip?
395715
yes it demagnatizes your pocket
1128026
Simple : A fake dollar will not have the face on the right , some you can't see the face but their still real . There 's a someting a policeman told me when someone gave me a fake bill he said put the money up to a light and if it has a USA five or one or just what ever bill you got ! if is has that USA black written line going through the bill on any side it's real. That is one thing people can't copy! And some people don't even notice that.
177834
No there is not. Most of them are a scam. I haven't found any that are reasonable and easy to understand. all want money and nothing else to do with you after getting the money. Don't fall for the scam. I lost about 150 already just trying to find something.
896636
Hi,\n\nNothing much that you can do. But why not you try to use the note when topping-up your ezlink card or cash-in banking at the machine. Hopefully it works. Or donate the money to charity. Once the organisation found the distorted note, they will go to the bank. Sometime, the bank accept the note from the charitable organisation but not from the public in person.
304501
No, but I should do. It's one of those things you should always have, like a safety pin (apparently in case your knickers fall down) and a coin for the payphone.
431088
Well, I had one I bought from my bank & she assured me it could, but when I tried, I was very frustrated to find it couldn't b/c of not being personalized.\n\nTurns out that my particular website I was trying it on (& lots of others) want to be able to verify the name along w/the address.  It had no name & therefore no address, so there I was with a card I had funded for $350 with no cashback option.  \nFrustrating to say the least!
1131608
It's not possible.  The money is guaranteed by the company that sold it to you for the cash.  Money orders and cashier's checks represent as Cash on a balance sheet.  They cannot bounce like a check.
1045353
No.  A show on the Discovery Channel called "Mythbusters" proved this a myth on one of their shows.  They were able to affect a credit card by using an extremely powerful magnet that you don't come across everyday, but they couldn't erase it using a cell phone or a money clip.
21113
it would be very hard for someone to see that data while it is going to the "bank" server, but do remember that just because it says "secure" does not mean you are 100% safe, if their is a keylogger on your system, it would record all the data, but in general i would agree that most sites are safe, you i would think have more risk taking money from a cash machine than online,
726070
I can get by nowadays without a wallet for half a day, but I'm in a small town and the checker at the store will key in my CC # (which I've memorized).\n\nSome oil companies offer RFID key chain fobs that work at their gas pumps, so that is already available in a few markets.\n\nThe police will want to see a physical driver's license for a long time, I suspect (but only if you get stopped).  Note that for a long time in Britian, people didn't carry their licenses.  If stopped, they'd give their names, and then be required to come by the station later to show their (lifetime) license.\n\nUSA borders seem to be going in the direction of MORE documentation PLUS biometrics rather than less.  Passports required for air travel from Mex and Can starting Jan '07, for instance.\n\nThe combination of a physical card PLUS knowledge of a PIN makes for better security.   There are no end of local and international scammers who, given a knowledge-only system, would lift your info from an email, phishing scheme, dishonest merchant, etc.\n\nIt can take me many days to get rid of loose change - I do so few cash transactions anymore.  I think that will continue - e-payments of some kind will only increase.  But those e-payments and proving who you are will continue to include a physical object.  And we seem to have settled on a credit-card sized object as standard.  I expect that to continue.  Only low-security things like the supermarket club card, library card and health club membership have gone to key-chain cards.  Visa/MC also, but those aren't accepted everywhere that the fullsized ones are.\n\nI do like that airline kiosks will accept my CC as proof of identity.  I wish that the library, store club, etc, would do so.  My CC a unique number and I wish these separate businesses wouldn't require a whole new card in my wallet.\n\nMy FIL's laptop requires a thumbprint to logon (end-high consulting with sensitive data).   Makes me think, "Great, someone robs me of my laptop AND they'll want to cut off my thumb!"  A downside of  biometrics.
114549
I don't think there is a temporary fix.  But when your new card arrives, make sure you keep it in the little envelope that is comes in, it will prevent it from demagnetizing.
598247
I dont know whether the cheating is about return back of balance changes after deducting the bill amount from payment tendered. Or in the weighments or measurements.\nMost of the items come packed with weights marked/printed.\nIt is common packing so even elders can check if they want by reweighing in test cases.\nMeasurement sale is seldom done . May be in cloth shops or wires etc. Even if you know measurement shop can cheat . But not all shops do it. You can go home and remeasure it.\n\nRegarding balance of changes even the shops go by computerised billing and the money tendered is shown and balance is also shown. If by credit card then it is auto debited and we can check it\nSo I am not able to understand the question\nBut for improvimn maths you can introduce games with dummy paper currencies and changes and buy and sell transactions and that may teach plus minus easily.
942897
Yes.  I get a check every month from CashCrate and I have never had a problem.  It always clears my bank.
606147
The person that you sent the money order to will still be able to cash.  As long as that individual have id, they should be fine, and long as the money order is not fake, there should not be any problems with them cashing the money order.
943550
Its legal tender, theres no way a shop can refuse to take it, as it bears the queens head. They have given you a price for the item, so long as the currency isn't fake, you can pay how you like. If they did refuse, you could probably report them to trading standards or something similar, certainly, you should take your business elsewhere.
420296
Anything that can keep counterfeiters from making bogus money helps. Our old currency did not contain many security features. Now the $10 $20 and $50 have a host of features including threads, watermarks, colors, etc.
658034
There r several machine to check those fake USD$. The way which I check the dollar is by its color. Just fold the note and rub it on a clean plain paper like how u strike match stick to make fire, if it leaves a mark or color then it is original and if it doesn't it is duplicate. I learned this in a training in Dubai.