#fake notes

The BSP has just posted an advisory reminding the public to regularly inspect banknotes for authenticity through the “feel, look, tilt” approach. Banknotes that are dispensed by an ATM that are suspected to be counterfeit should be immediately reported to the bank that owns the machine. Aside from the installation of cameras at ATM areas, cash handlers and service providers tasked to refill ATMs are trained to detect counterfeit banknotes or verify their genuineness before placing them in ATMs. 829, Series of 2014, banks are required to submit suspicious banknotes to the BSP for further examination. How can you tell if your Mi powerbank is fake or original? We run down the things you need to check to spot a fake Xiaomi powerbank. With huge demand and low supply, the volume of fake powerbanks made to look like Xiaomi's has increased as well. (No wonder they're selling out so fast!) If it doesn't fall under those places, there's a huge likelihood that it's fake. Read more in our articles including "BSP reminds public to check authenticity of banknotes received from ATMs" and "How to spot a fake Xiaomi Mi Powerbank".