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Ad: As a former bank teller, I can tell you that the pens don't really work. We were taught that they only way to really tell a counterfeit bill is by experience.
And, if it turns out the bill is counterfeit, too bad for you. The bill gets taken from you and turned over to the US Secret Service (part of the Treasury). You then have to cough up another $20, $50, $100 to pay for that item.
Scott: Yes, but can I be arrested for trying to pass it even when I didn't print it myself?
As a current bank employee, I can tell you that you most likely would not be arrested. Unless, of course, you also robbed the store while trying to pass the counterfeit or you became abusive to the store clerk... then I suppose you could be arrested.
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