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Barefootsies 06-27-2013 07:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Dankasaur (Post 19689172)
99% of people here will spend their time bitching and moaning about it, yet not make a single phone call, write a single letter, or meet a single congressman to tell them their concerns... Why?

....because multiple daily new threads on GFY helped so much in stopping the tube sites and flood of free content?

:upsidedow

Dankasaur 06-27-2013 07:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Barefootsies (Post 19689184)
....because multiple daily new threads on GFY helped so much in stopping the tube sites and flood of free content?

:upsidedow

Bingo.

And that's the sad reality of the people here... They're so concerned about shit, yet the farthest they get is bitching on GFY..

Want to really make things change? Get off your asses and do something, otherwise, shut the fuck up, because your constant complaining is getting tiresome.

Trend 06-27-2013 09:44 AM

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Originally Posted by beerptrol (Post 19689163)
did you ask for a body cavity search while they searched/fondled your junk?

I did mention that I like my prostate tickled a bit.


Apparently TSA employees are sense of humor-less prudes :upsidedow

Trend 06-27-2013 09:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Dankasaur (Post 19689172)
I will live my life and die without having ever experienced a single problem with the government.. Not one... Why? Because I don't think about it 24/7 and stress my life over it... Welcome to reality again.

That used to be enough.

Now you need to be a good little cog :2 cents:


and btw.. I am doing what one guy can. I have met with my attorney, they are drafting a letter. I'm also a "club" member & contributor to both parties in my state. I'll be having chats at our next monthly meeting(s).

Dankasaur 06-27-2013 09:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Trend (Post 19689366)
That used to be enough.

Now you need to be a good little cog :2 cents:


and btw.. I am doing what one guy can. I have met with my attorney, they are drafting a letter. I'm also a "club" member & contributor to both parties in my state. I'll be having chats at our next monthly meeting(s).

Awesome, then I commend you for being more than someone who's bitching on the internet. You're a rare breed. :thumbsup

media 06-27-2013 10:03 AM

Most banks will make you fill out IRS paperwork if you're cashing a check over $5000...

Currency transaction report (CTR) These are based on the size of the transaction. The second possible form is a suspicious activity report, or SAR, filed when the bank thinks you're up to no good with your money.. at least $5,000 and involves money from illegal activities or is part of a plan to violate federal laws and financial reporting requirements.

The "know your neighbor" shit at banks has gotten stupid.. I've had to fill out quite a few CTR reports, but it usually only happens when you get that money in your hand in a bulk amount..

JP-pornshooter 06-27-2013 10:20 AM

where is Richard? I am sure he has a Canadian angle on this..
in this case i might agree with him.
THIS IS EFFIN NUTZ.

those TSA inspectors are highschool grads, they are not law enforcement but they think they have been selected to be "Uber Cops".
hate flying commercially nowadays.. hate it.
when i go internationally i bring amex travel cheques.. but i think the same rule may apply?

_Richard_ 06-27-2013 10:26 AM

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Originally Posted by JP-pornshooter (Post 19689412)
where is Richard? I am sure he has a Canadian angle on this..
in this case i might agree with him.
THIS IS EFFIN NUTZ.

those TSA inspectors are highschool grads, they are not law enforcement but they think they have been selected to be "Uber Cops".
hate flying commercially nowadays.. hate it.
when i go internationally i bring amex travel cheques.. but i think the same rule may apply?

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh :P

all joking aside tho, i have heard rumours that amounts in the 5k range will get all sorts of attention :(

there is also reports of truckers getting stopped/searched with amounts like this 'confiscated' as 'it's suspicious' that a trucker would have that sort of money, and the police department doing the confiscating will be able to keep the funds

by the by, i was raised by an american immigrant family. i have close family throughout Canada, US, Europe etc

ilnjscb 06-27-2013 10:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Stephen (Post 19689047)
Up in my neck of the woods, law enforcement sets up on the side of the highway (I-5) with a detector that picks up the RF signal emitted by modern U.S. currency, and then automatically tallies the amount ($100 bills 'broadcast' that they're $100, $50 signals $50 etc. along with their serial number, identifying unique bills).

When you go driving by with > $10k they have probable cause and will pull you over for a closer look. I've had anecdotal reports of substantial currency confiscations based upon a suspicion of drug trafficking. The cops were of course correct in their assumptions.

Come harvest time, nobody likes driving past a black SUV parked off the road :1orglaugh

http://www.snopes.com/business/money/strip.asp

At least they say this isn't true. It is damn sure true that if they could do this, they would. Cash will probably be outlawed soon.

DWB 06-27-2013 12:01 PM

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Originally Posted by CyberSEO (Post 19689107)
Why? :eek7

Because they hate us for our freedom. Our President told us so. Now we have to do stuff like this and allow agents to grope on our wife and kids at the airport. I'm OK with all of it too because I don't have anything to hide from anyone and my wife and daughter loves it when strangers rub their vagina. It's either that or cancer. You should visit more and bring your family. Otherwise, the terrorist have already won.

Robbie 06-27-2013 12:37 PM

I voted Libertarian in all my local elections and the national one in 2012. I was a registered Dem...but am now a registered Libertarian.

And I will vote that way again. I want freedom.

That's what I did Dankasaur. I didn't just "complain" on a message board.

Hopefully all this discussion about what the govt. is doing will lead more people to get angry enough that they too will leave the Repubs and Dems and vote Libertarian and try to get some REAL change in this country. (not the fake "hope and change" that never happened)

fuzebox 06-27-2013 12:54 PM

Amazed at the attitudes of people on this board. Carrying any amount of cash on your person is very much legal. Carrying cash domestically is none of anyone's business. Since when is the TSA investigating narcotics?

Robbie 06-27-2013 01:04 PM

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Originally Posted by fuzebox (Post 19689732)
Since when is the TSA investigating narcotics?

Since the day they went into business. :(

They haven't caught any "terrorists"...but they've pulled in some big drug hauls.

Thanks Richard Nixon for the "War On Drugs" You must be smiling somewhere to see how the govt. is doing everything you couldn't do back then.

Why 06-27-2013 01:14 PM

Maybe its been answered, but where along the line of getting on a domestic flight were you asked how much money you had, are you a citizen? just keep in the bottom of your bag and shush, unless directly asked.

Its perfectly legal to travel with as much cash as you want, there is no US law against this. However, you have to declare it when traveling into or out of the country and our law enforcement is trained to think no one should carry cash(which is why you get screwed with for having more then about $500 anywhere in the states).

I have traveled into the US a couple times and had to declare cash in excess of $10k, they asked to see it(they didn't count it), they asked why I had it and sent me on my way. As I had a good reason to have the cash and I declared it properly there was no issue whatsoever.

@fuzebox, the TSA is under Department of Homeland Security... clearly all undocumented cash is terrorist related?

my guess is they were bored.

Why 06-27-2013 01:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 19689744)
Thanks Richard Nixon for the "War On Drugs" You must be smiling somewhere to see how the govt. is doing everything you couldn't do back then.

aint that the truth.

InfoGuy 06-27-2013 01:27 PM

In December 1999, I was withdrawing $9900 in $10s, $20s & $50s every day for a couple weeks. Anyone else hoard stacks of cash before Y2K?

DWB 06-27-2013 01:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 19689699)
That's what I did Dankasaur. I didn't just "complain" on a message board.

Americans are leaving the USA in record numbers now. People are voting with their feet. :2 cents: There are plenty of other countries who are welcoming them and their money, and not groping their balls in the process.

mardigras 06-27-2013 01:55 PM

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Originally Posted by lezinterracial (Post 19688675)
You are very lucky the TSA didn't take it. You don't want to even drive down the road with more than a few hundred dollars in cash. The cops will take your money and let you go.

http://www.newschannel5.com/story/18...or-profit-case

You can refuse a search of your car, But the cops will bring a dog that they can signal when to alert.

That's messed up... I clicked the link to read the officer's affidavit. Not only was 9 miles over the speed limit called high rate of speed they siezed not only his money but his phone as well before releasing him when the K9 found nothing. Alone, out-of-state, and phone gone:Oh crap

_Richard_ 06-27-2013 01:57 PM

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Originally Posted by lezinterracial (Post 19688675)

You can refuse a search of your car, But the cops will bring a dog that they can signal when to alert.

missed this, but yes.

they will let a dog into your car, take their toy, throw it somewhere, scream 'alert' and you have a small army running at you

just cause the guy doesn't like you

true story

mardigras 06-27-2013 02:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Jim_Gunn (Post 19688746)
I see a video or article almost every month on Youtube and news sites about some immigrant businessman trying to buy a franchise store, a family moving out of state, a retired guy buying a truck or some other law abiding citizens on their way to wherever driving down the highway within America in places like Tennessee and elsewhere getting their cash "confiscated" by State troopers on suspicion of drug trafficking. They always bring some dogs out and make them "signal" at some pre-determined moment and they say the dog smelled drugs and force their way into the vehicle even if it is locked and steal your money. Then a year or so later after you spend thousands fighting it in court they'll just say there must have been "residue" on your bills give you back 95% of it if your attorney is really good. It's insane the shit that goes on nowadays with law enforcement.

With 90% or so of all US paper currency bearing a trace of cocaine that would be an easy accusation to make:Oh crap

O MARINA 06-27-2013 02:10 PM

100 dollars cash maximum.

Dead 06-27-2013 02:12 PM

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Originally Posted by DWB (Post 19689836)
Americans are leaving the USA in record numbers now. People are voting with their feet. :2 cents: There are plenty of other countries who are welcoming them and their money, and not groping their balls in the process.

This is the only solution! My wife and I came to this conclusion as well and are making plans to leave ASAP...there are just to many idiots with voting rights to ever change the direction of the ship.

Juicy D. Links 06-27-2013 02:15 PM

crazy ass crackassssssssssss

sperbonzo 06-27-2013 02:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Dead (Post 19689880)
This is the only solution! My wife and I came to this conclusion as well and are making plans to leave ASAP...there are just to many idiots with voting rights to ever change the direction of the ship.

Ditto...




.:Oh crap



.

DWB 06-27-2013 02:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Dead (Post 19689880)
This is the only solution! My wife and I came to this conclusion as well and are making plans to leave ASAP...there are just to many idiots with voting rights to ever change the direction of the ship.

The ship is sinking, no doubt about it. While it may be OK today, imagine 15 or 20 years down the road. Look at what they did to the place in only 12 years!

No place is perfect, but you don't have to subject yourself to this nonsense. What you will give up in one area, you will gain in others, and vice versa.

Americans are pouring out now for a reason, and many are working towards getting another citizenship so they can renounce their American one. Not to mention, the tax incentives for living abroad are beyond huge. Even Tina Turner left! :1orglaugh

_Richard_ 06-27-2013 02:36 PM

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Originally Posted by DWB (Post 19689915)
The ship is sinking, no doubt about it. While it may be OK today, imagine 15 or 20 years down the road. Look at what they did to the place in only 12 years!

No place is perfect, but you don't have to subject yourself to this nonsense. What you will give up in one area, you will gain in others, and vice versa.

Americans are pouring out now for a reason, and many are working towards getting another citizenship so they can renounce their American one. Not to mention, the tax incentives for living abroad are beyond huge. Even Tina Turner left! :1orglaugh

why the grandparents came to Canada

after fighting jim crowe laws, they left

Brad Mitchell 06-27-2013 03:32 PM

As I understood it the need was to declare for international travel and not domestic.

_Richard_ 06-27-2013 04:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ilnjscb (Post 19689496)
http://www.snopes.com/business/money/strip.asp

At least they say this isn't true. It is damn sure true that if they could do this, they would. Cash will probably be outlawed soon.

oddly, i just came across this:

http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~robins/RFID_Powder.pdf

basically is able to track the bill / serial number / and find out if it's fake at the time of 'payment'

means they'll be able to find out how much money you have on you

snopes, has been snoped

DWB 06-27-2013 04:58 PM

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Originally Posted by _Richard_ (Post 19690065)
oddly, i just came across this:

http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~robins/RFID_Powder.pdf

basically is able to track the bill / serial number / and find out if it's fake at the time of 'payment'

means they'll be able to find out how much money you have on you

snopes, has been snoped

More about RFID powder. And this is back from 2007, so you know they have some seriously updated technology now.

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/02/19/rfid_powder/

_Richard_ 06-27-2013 04:59 PM

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Originally Posted by DWB (Post 19690091)
More about RFID powder. And this is back from 2007, so you know they have some seriously updated technology now.

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/02/19/rfid_powder/

good eye.. i thought mine was recent, but 2008 as well

hmm

Trend 06-27-2013 05:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Why (Post 19689773)
Maybe its been answered, but where along the line of getting on a domestic flight were you asked how much money you had, are you a citizen? just keep in the bottom of your bag and shush, unless directly asked.

Its perfectly legal to travel with as much cash as you want, there is no US law against this. However, you have to declare it when traveling into or out of the country and our law enforcement is trained to think no one should carry cash(which is why you get screwed with for having more then about $500 anywhere in the states).

Remember.. this was a domestic flight. They never did ask. Because your are correct... I'm not required to disclose this info on a domestic flight.

I have what looks like a "Franklin Planer" which contains my cash, certain cards ( Avis, Marriott Rewards etc ), a pen .. my earbuds etc.

They saw the cash when my bag went through the machine.

LRS 06-28-2013 03:43 AM

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Originally Posted by 24/7 Blogging Crew (Post 19688660)
had to have it for columbia?

Columbia the city and capital of South Carolina? or you mean ColOmbia in south america?
sometimes is hard to understand ppl in here with 2nd grade grammar..

shimmy2 06-28-2013 04:28 AM

how not to catch a paper case, pg3

btw money orders under 3k each are method of choice for many

ilnjscb 06-28-2013 04:47 AM

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Originally Posted by _Richard_ (Post 19690065)
oddly, i just came across this:

http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~robins/RFID_Powder.pdf

basically is able to track the bill / serial number / and find out if it's fake at the time of 'payment'

means they'll be able to find out how much money you have on you

snopes, has been snoped

I don't think that has been incorporated yet, but probably will be.

_Richard_ 06-28-2013 07:29 AM

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Originally Posted by ilnjscb (Post 19690513)
I don't think that has been incorporated yet, but probably will be.

article was from 08 :(

weird that the rumours started in 01-03, and then around 5 years later? lol


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