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Peller Says Bank Flagged Nearly $30,000 Sprayed on Him as Fake

Peller Says Bank Flagged Nearly $30,000 Sprayed on Him as Fake

Nigerian content creator and streamer Peller says a bank informed him that most of the United States dollar notes he brought in for deposit were counterfeit. He said the cash, estimated at nearly $30,000, had been sprayed on him. Peller said he knows the people who gave him the notes but has chosen not to name them for now. The claim has triggered reactions online, with many urging people to verify foreign currency before accepting it.

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K
kris

How do people even verify sprayed dollar notes before accepting them, especially when the amount involved is this large?

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J
julia

Exactly, for that kind amount, checking the notes properly before accepting them is just common sense.

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J
jaruma

It is worrying that cash meant to celebrate someone can later become a serious deposit problem.

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Z
zaza

But should cash received during celebrations automatically be treated as suspicious without verifying its source first?

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M
mel

Knowing who sprayed the money may not settle much; the key issue is whether the notes can be traced and properly checked.

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L
lily

For big cash gifts, counting and checking notes early could prevent a nasty surprise at the bank later.

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