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Print Money To Get Rich
#1
Posted 17 July 2010 - 06:03 AM
And thinking about these arguments I was. Until a spot in my head said me: "... why work to make money, when I would can to make literally the money, printing it..." and I got this idea. The central banks in all the countries print money, the federal reserve in the U.S. prints money, Why can´t I print money too? So I am thinking about make a secret printing house and print money to get rich. I don´t know how can I to make false money but i can try, Rigth?
So this is my idea. Maybe is not intelligent to post it here but I want to know the opinion of knowledgesutra´s members. Some recomendations? Would be good to take the risk and go to jail? I am thinking about it all day long so my head is burning.
I have the knowledge about a man who was in my country printing false dollars and with a lot of precision that the only way to get discovered was that once in a casino in a Royal Caribbean´s boat he paid with a bill with the same number of series that another bill the cashier has. What is the probability of that? The police discovered like 200 thousand dollars in his home and a little machine to make dollars. The case was very popular and the U.S. asked for the extradition of this man and never know what happened with him. Maybe I would can be the latino Frank Abaganale.
I am confused. So I wait some advises or recomendations. Bye.
#2
Posted 17 July 2010 - 07:53 AM
fermin25, on 17 July 2010 - 06:03 AM, said:
And thinking about these arguments I was. Until a spot in my head said me: "... why work to make money, when I would can to make literally the money, printing it..." and I got this idea. The central banks in all the countries print money, the federal reserve in the U.S. prints money, Why can´t I print money too? So I am thinking about make a secret printing house and print money to get rich. I don´t know how can I to make false money but i can try, Rigth?
So this is my idea. Maybe is not intelligent to post it here but I want to know the opinion of knowledgesutra´s members. Some recomendations? Would be good to take the risk and go to jail? I am thinking about it all day long so my head is burning.
I have the knowledge about a man who was in my country printing false dollars and with a lot of precision that the only way to get discovered was that once in a casino in a Royal Caribbean´s boat he paid with a bill with the same number of series that another bill the cashier has. What is the probability of that? The police discovered like 200 thousand dollars in his home and a little machine to make dollars. The case was very popular and the U.S. asked for the extradition of this man and never know what happened with him. Maybe I would can be the latino Frank Abaganale.
I am confused. So I wait some advises or recomendations. Bye.
It's obvious to anyone who knows what real money looks like, as to what money is fake.
The sad part is people are already ahead of you. There are people that got arrested at a business near me for using counterfeit $1 bills (yes, literally one dollar bills). It's depressing.
If you make fake money you are bound to get caught at some time. With dollar bills there are special ways serial numbers are given and a lot of other things most people don't know about. Not to mention the "paper" isn't real paper; and it's laced with a special chemical for tracing purposes.
#3
Posted 17 July 2010 - 08:43 AM
fermin25, on 17 July 2010 - 06:03 AM, said:
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In modern times, the bank and the police/FBI/IRS can track the money because the government has some kind of special area where there is more chemicals than others. They test that part and if it is found to be fake -- you are going to jail for a very long time.
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I am confused. So I wait some advises or recomendations. Bye.
AND if you are going print some... don't print it out from Google Images
#4
Posted 17 July 2010 - 09:44 AM
fermin25, on 17 July 2010 - 06:03 AM, said:
Two reasons why you can't print money - it's illegal, and it devalues the original currency. The Royal Mint prints money in very strict quantities, and most of it is to replace old notes and coins that are worn out, rather than creating new money. If you print new money then you make all of the money in your country worth slightly less, so it would effectively be pointless if everyone started doing it. There are also practical issues as to printing money. The papers, dyes, printing processes, watermarks, counterfoils, etc are all produced with very specific processes, and you would raise suspicions in trying to replicate them.
fermin25, on 17 July 2010 - 06:03 AM, said:
It's not worth the risk. It's illegal and carries very heavy jail sentences in most countries. Remember that everyone is very used to the money in their own country, and they know exactly what it looks and feels like, even if they aren't consciously checking it. I'm not an expert, but I've been handed money in shops before and refused to accept it because it is fake. People know, so you would have great difficulty passing it off to people, and would get caught out incredibly easily.
#5
Posted 17 July 2010 - 10:10 AM
rvalkass, on 17 July 2010 - 09:44 AM, said:
The Germans actually tried to create inflation in Britain in World War 2. If anyone's seen 'The Counterfeiters', they'll know the Germans forced former Jewish craftsmen and criminals to create fake British Pound Sterling notes so they could pump the British economy full of excess money and devalue the currency.
Other than that Fermin, your plan sounds really great. Just make sure not to leave out:
- Several of the watermarks
- Any invisible bar-codes
- Any strips of precious metal woven into your currency
- The 100% unique code on the notes
- The incredibly detailed artwork on the notes (it's more than just eye candy)
- The colour shift ink
- The appropriate texture (cashiers can feel if money isn't printed on the correct paper, and are legally obliged to call the police)
- The high printing quality used by your government, digital printers are incapable of recreating the detail on legal tender.
- Coloured fibre. US Dollars have red and blue fibres embedded in the paper.
Also, make sure the notes weigh exactly the right amount. And remember, the more the bill is worth- the more effort the government will put into protecting its identity. Realistically, you could quite easily replicate a $1, a $100 bill would be nearly impossible. Have fun making a Million dollars one note at a time though- it'll be fun! (And you'll learn something, and isn't that the most important thing?)
#6
Posted 18 July 2010 - 05:46 AM
So I want to thank you for the recomendations and I won´t to make this project because I am really scared about go to jail and lose some years of my life living behind the bars here in my country. And all the pain that I will cause to my family leave me without choice. I have to work and open a company to get rich there isn´t another option.
#7
Posted 18 July 2010 - 08:33 AM
fermin25, on 18 July 2010 - 05:46 AM, said:
#8
Posted 16 August 2010 - 06:31 PM
Supply and demand. Look at the aspect of bartering, people are taking an item and putting a value on it. Based upon wants and needs, others value that item as well, but the difference is, they desire it where as you don't anymore. But you know it is worth something.
Paper money is the same. We as people desire it, because we give it value, we know it is needed to get other items.
I say you are in fact creating or printing money when you create a work of art that is then sold. I mean it is just canvas an paint, but you made it desirable, hence worth a value of trade, whether it's paper or gold, or another item of like value.
In american, the paper money that is out in circulation is nowhere near the amount of gold we have stored/locked away. But the government keeps on printing it like theres a magical gold fairy whizzing around dropping more and more of it into our stock piles.
The actual paper itself it truly worth more than what is printed on it.
#9
Posted 19 September 2010 - 11:22 PM
#10
Posted 20 September 2010 - 10:30 PM
dab, on 19 September 2010 - 11:22 PM, said:
Never knew that; wow. I have to admit, I've tried copying bills for fun too, they never come out right though or look pretty damn bad. Here's something that you probably already know but I find it really interesting: http://www.tuaw.com/...ency-detection/
It's Adobe Photoshop's currency detection feature to prevent fraud
And did you know?
"In case you were interested, it's not only Photoshop that has currency detection systems built in (with undisclosed algorithms) but also many printers and scanners."
This topic is really interesting, thanks OP.
Edited by SeanKelly, 20 September 2010 - 10:30 PM.
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