Authorities believe the money was printed somewhere other than Pierce County. Like businesses, residents are urged to keep their eyes open to watch for more fake bills. The counterfeit money discovered last week fooled some businesses but they have since implemented better ways of detecting the bad bills. It looks like the real thing, conceded one McDonald s patron. Like most businesses, McDonald s uses a pen to check for fake money.
Policy calls for a manager to review larger bills offered.
Unfortunately, like in most cases last week, these bills slipped past unsuspecting employees. Inc. All of the content on this site is the property of Pierce County Publishing Company, Inc. and is protected under copyright law. None of the material may be reproduced without our written permission, with the exception of a single copy for yourself for offline viewing. This copyright extends from original Pierce County Publishing Company, Inc. material, to contributed material, advertisements and photographs and The Blackshear Times Mast. Inc.reserves the right to republish the material contributed by our readers.