X rated Euro note GOOD any others are rubbish

derry

Ikky Poo2 wrote: »

Derry, you're full of ****. Read some of the replies - we're not stupid. Your story is bull****, your offer is a scam.

How could my original offer 102 euros belguim prefix Z be a scam
I nearly lost my shirt on that offer

Lucky some input from the replies and I was able to dive for France instead


Monday morning I wake up to find out germans are ahead of the curve checking notes so I got to try to put some sort of value on the wrong euro notes

I dont do money buying for a living but I dont want to end up with the wrong euro in my pocket before today is finished



It a bit like musical chairs really losers could end up Z rated

I think the real scam started with whoever made the Euro in the first place


Derry

prinz

derry wrote: »

Monday morning I wake up to find out germans are ahead of the curve checking notes so I got to try to put some sort of value on the wrong euro notes

A quick text to the OH confirmed you're talking nonsense.

Cookie_Monster

prinz wrote: »

A quick text to the OH confirmed you're talking nonsense.

visit the green issues forum, you find thats all he does

tinfoil hats required

derry

thetonynator wrote: »

Oh yeah i've just remembered . . .the bank, or any shop will accept it for a full €20 regardless of the serial number . . .;):D

Thanks for that heads up
I better go quickly down to the local newsa gent and stiff them with my two other fiveties I have in my pocket one is Z :eek:EEK and the other is S

If I get a packet of Gum at say 1 euro that makes the Z and S in this hour still worth 49 euros .Cant be sure 2nite it will be still the same

see u five min with my 2 packes of gum

I should of cancelled Monday
Those Germans are way to fast of the ball for me they probably cornered all the X rated Euro notes over the weekend

Derry

prinz

I refuse to take financial advice from someone who has trouble spelling fifty.

robtri

hey ..if you dont want certain notes.... please feel free to send thm to me...
I will gladly take them...

CrazyRabbit

OK, I confess.

I read the title quickly and thought this thread was something to do with with porn being printed on Euro Notes in some eurozone country.

derry

Cookie_Monster wrote: »

Tesco self scan till used to refuse notes with any serial number that starts with X, think they've fixed it now though

typical computer geek drops a hint

The program has a flip switch in it that that allows it in the future to reject any Euro note that has not an X on it

Then they forgot to include X with the other S,T,U,Z etc so that explains that computer glitch

Tesco would also be in on the fallout solutions

Hopefully it isnt a complet only X have value EEEKKK

Derry

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

derry wrote: »

How could my original offer 102 euros belguim prefix Z be a scam
I nearly lost my shirt on that offer

Lucky some input from the replies and I was able to dive for France instead


Monday morning I wake up to find out germans are ahead of the curve checking notes so I got to try to put some sort of value on the wrong euro notes

I dont do money buying for a living but I dont want to end up with the wrong euro in my pocket before today is finished



It a bit like musical chairs really losers could end up Z rated

I think the real scam started with whoever made the Euro in the first place


Derry

Re-read the bit above in bold.
Check the location under my name.
Call the guy who sold you this stuff and get your shirt back.

derry

Ikky Poo2 wrote: »

Re-read the bit above in bold.
Check the location under my name.
Call the guy who sold you this stuff and get your shirt back.

Yum Yum your location is more X rated than this thread:pac:

Wanna swop notes or shirts even

Derry

DamoDLK

omahaid wrote: »

Are XY or XX notes any good?

LOL at X rated notes, sounds kinky

Mmm thats why I clicked into the thread...

OutlawPete

I was expecting more x-rated Euro currency

Like on the two euro coin, there's a big old cock and balls on it.

Pic

derry

I thought News agent would be jammers at lunch time and I could easily pass these Z and S fivety notes
No such luck I am nearly the only punter
There was good offer on grapes and oranges and the chewing gum type all had the posion artificial sweetner Asperatane (Now renamed Ammino atural sweetner) so I spent 4.5 euros

I got stiffed back with two twenties thaat were both T rated and a fiver with U

Ball park I ight now own 35 euros worth of Euros relitive to the high value X rated Euros

Got to do another trip to buy stuff later with the S rated fivety and hopefully win and get a set of X rated twenty notes

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/economics/2791587/Support-for-euro-in-doubt-as-Germans-reject-Latin-bloc-notes.html

Telegraph wrote:

Germany's Handelsblatt newspaper says bankers have detected a curious pattern where customers are withdrawing cash directly from branches, screening the notes to determine the origin of issue. They ask for paper from the southern states to be exchanged for German notes.

Derry

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

derry wrote: »

Yum Yum your location is more X rated than this thread:pac:

Wanna swop notes or shirts even

Derry

derry wrote: »

I thought News agent would be jammers at lunch time and I could easily pass these Z and S fivety notes
No such luck I am nearly the only punter
There was good offer on grapes and oranges and the chewing gum type all had the posion artificial sweetner Asperatane (Now renamed Ammino atural sweetner) so I spent 4.5 euros

I got stiffed back with two twenties thaat were both T rated and a fiver with U

Ball park I ight now own 35 euros worth of Euros relitive to the high value X rated Euros

Got to do another trip to buy stuff later with the S rated fivety and hopefully win and get a set of X rated twenty notes

Derry

Never known anyone to stupid enough to keep on scamming even after being exposed. And on that note, I think we'll wait until a moderator gets here and bans your sorry ass.

Nate--IRL--

derry wrote: »

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/economics/2791587/Support-for-euro-in-doubt-as-Germans-reject-Latin-bloc-notes.html



Derry

Now you're quoting a 2 year old article from AEP in the Torygraph LOL!

Just stop you are embarrassing yourself.

Nate

derry

Ikky Poo2 wrote: »

Never known anyone to stupid enough to keep on scamming even after being exposed. And on that note, I think we'll wait until a moderator gets here and bans your sorry ass.

Ohh enjoyed that
nothing like a bit of S&M for lunch to keep the day interesting:D
When I lived in Germany it was a blast
brings back memories

Derry

derry

Nate--IRL-- wrote: »

Now you're quoting a 2 year old article from AEP in the Torygraph LOL!

Just stop you are embarrassing yourself.

Nate

:eek:EEEKKK

That means that the germans have had a hole two years ahead of the curve to stockpile all the X rated Euro notes and we get stiffed with the Hairy legs Y fronts

Oh Yanis we knew theee well

Derry

Theta

Someone delete this rubbish its clogging up my tubezz!

Krieg

pff, Just draw an X in there with a pencil then, problem solved.

phasers

I really don't understand this thread...

derry

Krieg wrote: »

pff, Just draw an X in there with a pencil then, problem solved.

Ah your out of the school of Bertie O Heran and erasable pencils for our Lisbon Treaty elections

Fake it way to go

Derry

m5ex9oqjawdg2i

phasers wrote: »

I really don't understand this thread...

You are not supposed to, it's a load of shíte...

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

I think I've learnt something here: if you start a thread about midday during the week you can pretty much get away with anything for about 4 -5 hours !

derry

phasers wrote: »

I really don't understand this thread...

Sorry dont want to lose any readers so from the top

There are about ten diffent currencies under one roof all called the Euro each with it to the uninformed secret code marking X,Y,T,S,,,,U

When the Euro all falls apart the notes with the X will probably have the most value and the ones with Y will probably have the least value even if they both have the same Value marking such as 50 Euros

Sorta like animal farm all animals are equal but some animals are more equal than others :pac:

So if you got all X rated Euro notes you probably win more when the Euro breaks up and if you got euro notes with T,Z,U,S,,,,,Y you probably risk to lose more something but in this time the loss amount isnt known


If you end up in the break up of the Euro with a wad of Y rated Euro notes you probably lose your trousers and Y fronts and Yanis will go for your exposed ass

There even exists the risk that any Euro note without the X on it when the Euro breaks up will be worth absolutly nothing nada zip

Hope that helps and its clear as mud and explains why the greedy pigs run the show and the rest get their faces ripped


Derry

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

derry wrote: »

Sorry dont want to lose any readers so from the top

There are ten diffent currencies under one roof all called the Euro each with it secret marking X,Y,T,S,,,,U
If it all falls apart the notes with the X will probably have the most value and the ones with Y will probaly have the least value even if they both have the same Value marking such as 50 Euroes

Sorta like animal farm all animals are equal but some animals are more equal than others :pac:

So if you got all X rated Euro notes you probaly win when the Euro breaks up and if you got euro notes with T,Z,U,S,,,,,Y you risk to lose something but in this time the loss isnt known

And I'm trying to scam people by pretending they're completely useless in places like Germany and sell my notes at over-the-odds prices, but got pwned.

Hope that helps and its clear as mud and explains why the greedy pigs run the show and the rest get suckered


Derry

FYP

oppenheimer1

Why are people linking to british "newspapers" that are notoriously euroskeptic that they routinely make up and distort the facts relating to the European union. Telegraph, mail, times all the tabloids hate the EU. Any sort of trouble the EU finds itself in they make hay with it. PIGS its only used in that british media, thankfully Ireland is no longer always included in the acronym.

Incidentally the EU would probably like to see the euro weaker, probably in the region of 1.18 euros to the dollar. A weak euro is nothing new, it fell in its opening years to about 0.83euro to the dollar. The euro will survive, it has to.

Worst case scenario is Greece is kicked out of the euro, which itself is highly unlikely, considering all their debt is denominated in euro, and the day they announce such a measure all the euro would flee greece.

The only solution to the confidence crisis is a blanket guarantee for greek soverign debt, with the condition that they fix their economy. Not goint to be the most popular measure politically.

Greece and Portugal should never have been allowed to join the euro in the first instance.