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Businesses warned of increase in counterfeit notes
The Royal Virgin Islands Police Force is warning businesses in the Territory of an increase in the circulation of counterfeit notes. Photo: filipinonline.blogspot.com
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI– The Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) is warning businesses in the Territory of an increase in the circulation of counterfeit notes.
A number of businesses have reported receiving denominations of US$20 and US$100 dollar bills, among those were two Tortola gas stations. The $20 dollar bill has the same serial number GI62448943AI9.
Businesses are asked to screen all currency notes in advance of payment. If a counterfeit note is produced for payment of goods, notify the RVIPF through its Criminal Investigation Department or Sergeant Adrian Dale in the Financial Investigations Unit at 468-5421.
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