http://sg.yfittopostblog.com/2010/08/15/be...fake-s50-notes/

Six hawkers have fallen prey to fake S$50 notes surfacing in Boon Lay Market and Food Centre.

The hawkers, who sell drinks, food and vegetables at blocks 221, 221A and 221B have lost S$300 as a result of the fake notes.

According to the hawkers, the culprits will turn up alone when they are busy serving customers at their stalls.

Some people Yahoo! Singapore spoke to were shocked that fake notes have surfaced here.

Said customer service officer Cris Sim, 26, “I can’t remember when was the last time such a case was reported in Singapore, but at the same time, I believe some people can’t tell the difference between a fake and real note.”

Administrative officer Kavin Tok, 38, agreed. He said, “I think the tell-tale signs of a fake is that the note will smudge if it comes in contact with water, but I guess we must be more careful.”

Police said they were 72 such cases reported from 2006 till the first half of last year.

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Thanks for sharing.. Didn't know singapore will fall prey to fake notes too...