There's a business near my work that has flyers that are folded over with one half designed to look like a tenner. As far as I can tell, they are "distributed" by chucking them on the ground so as to get people to pick them up thinking it's money. Now, as a smoker I'm not in the best position to criticise this practice, but surely this sort of institutional littering is seriously illegal.
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I've seen it done really well a few times, at trade shows and such. I can't imagine a 'name brand' advertiser wanting to be associated with it on the street.
And counterfeiting is only a crime if you're trying to accurately reproduce money with the intent to deceive by circulating it. Printing half a tenner on some card stock comes nowhere near the threshold of counterfeiting.
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Yeah, once someone's picked it up, there's no way they're going to think it's real. There's only half of the "tenner" there, for a start, and only on one side. The point is to make them pick it up in the first place.
And, no, it's not a "name brand".
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