Bluff-ology

courtesy of The Star Online

Seems that the counterfeit note has duped several people on the street.

USed to hear of a news where some kid printed notes from a printer, and used it to take a cab. Because it was dark in the cab, the driver never realised that it was fake. They must have used a rough surfaced paper. It was only from a colour PRINTER!

But anyhow, look out for the above:

1. Look for the 'ghost king' on the left.

2. The silver line does not have the wordings.


I think these two points are the main features we can immediately detect.

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It's interesting how people think of ways to cheat. Greed is immaterial sometimes.

You find ways to cheat to get the better of someone. To find a 'superior' method of making others believe that all is good.

It's very clever actually.

Money notes. Cheques. Credit cards. Fake documents.

The thrill in 'producing' a 'detection free' system or a piece of paper. It's like a constant cycle, where the good and the bad try to counter each other's attacks.

This tradition of good vs evil never seems to fade through time...

Ever wondered why?