Fake $100 Bills Spew From US Bank’s ATM As Customers Receive Paper Marked For ‘Motion Picture Purposes’

Customers at a billion-dollar bank say they’re shocked after a worthless trip to the ATM.

More than a dozen people received fake $100 bills marked “for motion picture purposes” and “in props we trust” when they visited an Independence Bank ATM in Providence, Kentucky, reports the NBC-affiliated news station WFIE.

Among the victims is Tiffany Vaugh, who withdrew $400 in $100 bills and realized the money is phony when she tried to spend it.

“It wasn’t just me. It was several people that went to that bank and pulled out $100s. It was just the $100 bills, it was none of the other cash.

It felt real, it looked real, just like a crisp new $100 bill.”

In a statement, Independence Bank says it will “continue to work with our ATM vendor and our customers to assure corrective action.”

 

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