York Regional Police have issued a warning regarding a recent pattern of counterfeit money scams involving $100 Canadian bills used in online transactions. Since October, there have been 14 documented incidents where sellers were duped into accepting these fraudulent bills, usually featuring problematic serial numbers and the print 'PROP MONEY'. Police have provided guidance on how to identify authentic currency, emphasizing the inspection of serial numbers, color-changing features, and the texture of the bills. Residents with leads on the counterfeit currency are encouraged to reach out to the authorities for investigation.
Since October, York police have reported 14 incidents of counterfeit $100 Canadian bills used to scam online sellers, highlighting a serious trend in the region.
The counterfeit bills typically display serial numbers GJR6710018 and GJR710022, along with 'PROP MONEY' visibly printed in the window.
York police have issued tips for sellers to identify counterfeit currency, advising them to inspect serial numbers, and to verify the bill's features under a light source.
Anyone with information regarding these counterfeit transactions is encouraged to contact York Regional Police's Criminal Investigations Bureau for assistance.
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