Most ATMs dispense Andrew Jacksons. That is often OK, but there have been times when the white envelope was bulging... Before something else
On a couple of occasions, I have used higher currency without problems. Was curious on what people thought. Remember seeing a thread a while back on fake $100s being circulated.Gals should always be on the lookout for phony money and know how to spot it.
There are on line tutorials on how to do this. A small ultra violet light could come in handy
I just use whatever I grab from the bank, my bookie (whenever I collect) or the ATM. As long as I don't show up with a wheelbarrow full of rolled up coins, I think I am on pretty safe ground.
I will agree that carrying around a grand or more in twenties can be a bit much, but I can't remember the last time I needed anywhere near that much to pay to a provider.
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i try to avoid $20's & $10's; too many bills in the envelope
Minimal # of bills. A simple scan rather than taking time to count
...one provider who said: "Fifties are easier to spend than hundreds." After I stopped laughing, she said that she meant fifties were easier to break in the stores in which she shopped. I replied: "Fifties are easier to spend, but hundreds are easier to save."
On a couple of occasions, I have used higher currency without problems.
Was curious on what people thought. Remember seeing a thread a while back on fake $100s being circulated.
...large bills, $100 or $50. For an escort, twenties are like dollar bills to a stripper. Who wants to deal with a fistful of bills at the end of the day?
On a couple of occasions, I have used higher currency without problems.
Was curious on what people thought. Remember seeing a thread a while back on fake $100s being circulated.
I don't think it should matter. As long as it all adds up to the final number any of these denominations should be welcome. I usually end up with a mix and I've never gotten it thrown back at me, and I'm always welcomed back. And I generally pay more than $1k. It's a lot of cash to hand to someone; I'd just be glad someone is willing to pay it regardless of the denominations.
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Rolled coins but coins nevertheless. Cash in any paper form is perfectly fine. Please no coins
Lmao that's hilarious if it was I would accept the coins and lol
Personally I prefer carrying less bills so I use Franklins and Grants. However it depends what I have available. If it's a last minute thing and I have no large bills, then smaller bills it is. In 30 plus years I have never had a provider complain about (or even mention) the denomination of the bills I have given her. By the way, there are ATMs that dispense fifties and hundreds if you know where to look.
On a couple of occasions, I have used higher currency without problems.
Was curious on what people thought. Remember seeing a thread a while back on fake $100s being circulated.
Just get the total right.
On a couple of occasions, I have used higher currency without problems.
Was curious on what people thought. Remember seeing a thread a while back on fake $100s being circulated.