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Old 03-10-2004, 10:39 AM
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Re: Shopper 'tried to pay with million-dollar note'

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Originally posted by Neosoulchild
A Georgia woman has been arrested for allegedly trying to use a fake million-dollar note to pay for shopping.

The New York Post reports staff at the Wal-Mart in Covington called police - who say they found two more of the notes in her purse.

The US Treasury does not make million-dollar notes, but toy ones can be bought as novelty gifts.

Police have charged 35-year-old Alice Regina Pike with forgery. She had been trying to pay for $1,671.55 (£915) worth of items at the store.

Staff refused to accept the note - or hand over $998,328.45 (£547,059) in change - and called the manager.

Police say Pike offered to pay in gift vouchers before again trying to cash the fake note.

Covington Police Chief, Stacey Cotton, said: "It looks real, but of course there's nothing real about this."

Assistant Police Chief Almond Turner said Pike claimed she thought the notes were real and told officers they were a gift from her husband.

CTFU at this story!! *lol*

First off, what person is going to roll up in WALMART (of ALL places) with a million dollar note!!!! *lol*

She couldn't conterfeit anything smaller? A fifty, or even a hundred?

ROTFL!!!!!!!!!!!!
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