Notes in your wallet

vgar · 13-06-2004 09:57PM

This is a koo, idea. Fun to see where your notes and coming from and going to.

I've just entered 4 notes on the system. When I click on "View Notes" I can see the four notes on the system, but when I view my profile is says "Number of notes entered = 0".

That's a bit strange. I now the page is chached and all, but I've been waiting ages! :-) lol

Fons · 22-07-2004 11:27AM

WOW,

Two days ago the 3 millionth note was entered!!!

gobby · 22-07-2004 03:50PM

I've just stuck in four notes. 3 from Germany (I'm in Germany now) and the other from Austria. I have a mate and my brother coming over to visit soon. Maybe I'll swap some notes with them and put them in!

Fons · 04-09-2004 09:52AM

vgar wrote:

This is a koo, idea. Fun to see where your notes and coming from and going to.

I've just entered 4 notes on the system. When I click on "View Notes" I can see the four notes on the system, but when I view my profile is says "Number of notes entered = 0".

That's a bit strange. I now the page is chached and all, but I've been waiting ages! :-) lol

That's because you 'Account Details' are updated every ... time, but sometimes it takes a longer time.
MOst of the times it's updated directly after entering notes.

btw: we almost have 3.500.000 notes right now, keep entering your notes at http://www.eurobilltracker.com

kirn · 04-09-2004 11:25AM

Fons wrote:

No, definitely not.
On that site can you follow how your money travles around the world.
Once I had a note, which travelled 386 kilometres (241 miles) to me from a city in Germany (Braunschweig) to me in the Netherlands.

And a note I entered was in another Dutch city a few months later.

It's a very nice site, and after you registered yourself you can see a lot of statistics.
The site is getting bigger and greater everyday.

if you read this in a dutch accent its funny..

Fons · 04-09-2004 08:08PM

kirn wrote:

if you read this in a dutch accent its funny..

really?
cool!!!

simu · 04-09-2004 11:12PM

I'm finding it very slow to enter data tonight.

simu · 04-09-2004 11:19PM

It's better now! Here are all the places I've entered notes so far!
billmaplogpngforauser.php?user_id=23672;check=-1008950541

Fons · 04-09-2004 11:52PM

simu wrote:

I'm finding it very slow to enter data tonight.

That's always around 12 o'clock in the evening. (11 PM in Ireland)
Then there's some kind of calculation to update the 'About the site' and the 'Tables' and lots of more things I guess.
It's always kinda slow that way.

Fons · 04-09-2004 11:56PM

simu wrote:

It's better now! Here are all the places I've entered notes so far!

Cool, you've been in Monaco (am I right?)
This is my map:
billmaplogpngforauser.php?user_id=3873;check=-114654678

simu · 06-09-2004 01:30AM

Yes, Monaco, Nice and Glasgow.

Your map is really cool, you've entered notes from so many places!

I'll be adding Galway and Berlin to mine in the next week, if all goes well.

Fons · 06-09-2004 08:39PM

simu wrote:

Yes, Monaco, Nice and Glasgow.

Your map is really cool, you've entered notes from so many places!

I'll be adding Galway and Berlin to mine in the next week, if all goes well.

Thanks

:):D:)

I almost had notes from antoher non-eurozone,
Me and my dad almost received Euro's in Switzerland at a Motel. (yes, I'm a kid (almost 16½ years old

)
My dad paid wit Euro's. The woman asked: 'Do you also want Euro's as change'.
My dad said 'yes', But 5 seconds later he said: 'No, give me Francs, I'll probably need them tomorrow.
We were on our way to Italy.

And I also know someone who went to Canada, he didn't change his Canadian Dollars at a Canadian Airport but here back in the Netherland.
Otherwise I would have some more dots on my map

But I really like my dots in Norway (also non-euro-zone

)
My mother has some frieds there, some of them went to the Netherlands last year.
(without knowing about EBT (=Eurobilltracker), they got some Euro's at a local bank.
So I could enter them into EBT on/in/with (?) that place, because they received them there.

And next year, I'm gonna have some dots in Spain.
Because I'll be there in or near Barcelona because of an exchange project with school!

:D:D:D:D

Blisterman · 06-09-2004 09:47PM

The booktracker site is a better idea I think. people are more likely to enter it.

fjon · 07-09-2004 11:34AM

simu wrote:

Yes, Monaco, Nice and Glasgow.

Your map is really cool, you've entered notes from so many places!

I'll be adding Galway and Berlin to mine in the next week, if all goes well.

Hee hee - I have Monaco and Nice as well! What are the chances? I even managed to find an Irish note in Monaco...

Since I joined in March I have notes from Ireland, France, Monaco, Italy, UK and US. Will add some more Italian ones and some from Germany in the next month.

Pity the map doesn't look very impressive yet.

billmaplogpngforauser.php?user_id=23802;check=1937150604

billmaplogpngforauser.php?user_id=23802;check=1937150604

fjon · 07-09-2004 11:37AM

Blisterman wrote:

The booktracker site is a better idea I think. people are more likely to enter it.

You're talking about Book Crossing, right?

It is also a good idea, but just think of how many notes pass through your hands, compared to the amount of books you read.

I have always meant to start using Book Crossing, just never got around to it. Might give it a shot next time I read a book I want to "free".

Stephen · 07-09-2004 01:01PM

Fons wrote:

My mother has some frieds there, some of them went to the Netherlands last year.
(without knowing about EBT (=Eurobilltracker)

Fúck off with the referrer links, you utter prostitute.

Osku-82 · 21-09-2004 09:36PM

Stephen wrote:

Fúck off with the referrer links, you utter prostitute.

Thank you!

Actually I find the board very interesting. Someone said here before that it is a magnificent waste of time, and that's what it kind of like is. That's why it is so addicting. Anyone here who hasn't registered yet? Well, go to either

http://www.eurobilltracker.com or
http://www.eurobilltracker.com/index.php?referer=27166 there's my freaking referer number which you all like very much. :rolleyes:

Osku-82 · 24-09-2004 03:51PM

So no one interested in this here??

Anyone?

OK, bye then. :eek:

http://www.eurobilltracker.com/index.php?referer=27166

simu · 24-09-2004 06:28PM

My latest map!

billmaplogpngforauser.php?user_id=23672;check=-1008950541

lifap · 24-09-2004 07:53PM

Hmm.. I never believed that this thread would become so popular. It brought hundreds of new EBT-trackers from Ireland and actually that was my only purpose when I opened the thread.

Yes I also added a referrer link into my first post. And I didn't like that other EBTers came to this same discussion and added their links. But that's just life

Regards

Petteri "aplfi" from Finland

Fons · 07-10-2004 05:25PM

ToxicPaddy wrote:

Wonder if its an EU officially backed site or what?

Tox

No, the EU has nothing to do with this site.

PH01 · 07-10-2004 06:09PM

I reckon it's part of a counterfeiting scam.
You put in the numbers and on the other side it prints out the notes somewhere.
then it sends back to you some thing like "It is a note from [Italy] printed at [Banca d'Italia (Italy - Roma)]"

Fons · 07-10-2004 10:22PM

PH01 wrote:

I reckon it's part of a counterfeiting scam.
You put in the numbers and on the other side it prints out the notes somewhere.
then it sends back to you some thing like "It is a note from [Italy] printed at [Banca d'Italia (Italy - Roma)]"

That's because the first letter of the serialnumber is for the country.
If it starts with the letter S, then the note is from Italy.
The other letters are:

L - Finland
M - Portugal
N - Austria
P - Netherlands
T - Ireland
U - France
V - Spain
X - Germany
Y - Greece
Z - Belgium

R - Luxembourg (but they didn't print any notes)

But it's possible you get lots of notes from other countries, those are called 'pooling notes'.
For example: Finland doesn't have enough €20 notes, and if France has some of them at the bank, then France give those notes to Finland where they'll be brought into circulation.
But the banks want to print one value each so in some decates it's possible you won't get every value from every country.

Fons · 07-10-2004 10:27PM

Every printer has his 'own letter'
That's the first letter of the shortcode.

btw: sometimes it's also possible that a country wants some notes of a specific value. And then they can ask a bank in another country to print them. So it's also possible that you get notes from Netherlands, printed in Germany.

Most of the times it are only higher (50+) values, but since last year there are also 'two countries combinations' on low value notes (€5, €10 (from the beginning of the euro) €20). For example: Dutch €5 notes printed in Austria.

Fons · 24-10-2004 04:19PM

I had a hit yesterday!, not a huge distance but I still like it

And a week ago there was a German user who entered the 4.000.000th note of the site!

simu · 24-10-2004 04:23PM

Wow! Well done!

Osku-82 · 02-11-2004 04:49AM

There's a huge competition in this site... between The Netherlands and Finland. But I don't see that many Irish people competing. Fjon and only a couple of others. 719 users so far from Ireland. C'mon, even Portugal has got more users. Get your asses over to this site and register! It doesn't cost anything... :rolleyes:

DonkeyStyle \o/ · 02-11-2004 07:07AM

Ah what to do when the novelty wears off? :rolleyes:
I'm bored with it... tbh I don't care anymore where my notes end up or where they've been.

Victor · 02-11-2004 07:16AM

You do realise that no note appears to have been recorded more than a total of 3 times. :rolleyes:

DonkeyStyle \o/ · 02-11-2004 07:20AM

Victor wrote:

You do realise that no note appears to have been recorded more than a total of 3 times. :rolleyes:

Shocking... but what does this mean?

Notes in your wallet

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