Why is it illegal to print money from my PC but yet newspapers can print coupons every week? ridiculous!?
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Ridiculous is the fact that I can't get any vending machines to accept my coupons OR my home printed quarters! >_<
974844
I have no idea what the law is, most places only print a portion of your CC number, the last four digits. If not I will scratch out the rest with a pen before I sign. If the clerk makes a fuss, I demand a sale cancellation, destroy the slip and shop elsewhere.
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I think that drawing on any currency (paper, coin, etc.) isn't legal, because your defacing federal property.\n\nBut I don't think anyone really cares.  It's done so often, anyway.  The governments not going to arrest you for writing on a $5 bill.  I'm sure it's discouraged, as it should be, but most people have done it.
506404
everyone wants stuffs for free.\n\nIf it's legal, most likely it wouldn't be free. Only illegal stuffs are free.
815438
It is illegal to MAKE a copy, regardless if you sell it or not.\nThe section is:\nUSC 17 106-1.\n[1]
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Marketing tactics.  The printers are sold at an extremely LOW price - the "loss leader."   The companies make their money selling the replacement ink cartridges at a high profit margin for those printers.\n\nIf you are entirely too interested in the subject, here's an article that goes into princing policies and the legal implications of the cost of those cartridges - just don't print it out - too much ink! \n  \nhttp://www.pcworld.com/news/article/0,aid,112199,00.asp
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No.  If you have an online account with them, there should be a place that you can mark you want online bills only.  I have this option with my bank and cable company.  As for it being a law that they have to send a paper statement, I don't think so.  Many of these companies want you to do your work online to save them the hassle of sending paper statement's.  The only reason I can see that they are doing this is that they may be a small bank without the options.
915042
Check with local city ordinances, in the US posting flyers in public places is illegal -- telephone poles, buildings.Be careful you could be fined.
398196
It is both illegal and highly unethical. The majority of jobs would fire you upon finding out, and possibly sue you for fraud.
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Printing more money causes inflation.  The more money there is in the economy for the same number of goods, the greater the cost of each good.  \n\nInterest rates are a combination of the inflation rate and the "real" interest rate (that discounted for inflation).  If inflation increases, the interest rate goes up.  The government pays its debt with interest.  As such, it just got a lot more costly to pay off the debt.\n\nSo ... if a lot of money is printed, we get all of the negatives associated with inflation and the devaluation of the currency, plus it will cost a lot more to pay off the debt.
901511
Yeah, the first guy is right. It's actually against the law to do that. But you can use some public networks for free like at a library. You need a laptop though, I think they frown on you dragging in your PC
877496
I get em all the time, could be a phishing ad, I also get catalogs from them I trash. Be careful where your coupons come from.
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Why on earth would you want one? I'm pretty sure that falsifying a document is illegal in every state!
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Seems a bit of a daft situation and one theat needs to be looked at.\n\nBusinesses can refuse legal tender just as they can refuse to sell you anything at all. There is no obligation on a business to sell goods or provide a service (other than certain statutory ones).
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They're not illegal, but they are a scam.\n\nBasically they make you sign up to buy a good or service from one of their sponsors, and get other people to do the same.  Those sponsors pay the company a portion of the money they get from you, and that is how you get the 'free' stuff.
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yes they can. 10% is normal. i have had several 4 color prints ran in the thousands count. usually you'll get an overprint as the printer wants you happy and to return as a customer, but they have to say + or - the % cause no one is going to sit and count every print. just no worth it. it should be on your contract as well.
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Its legal tender, theres no way a shop can refuse to take it, as it bears the queens head. They have given you a price for the item, so long as the currency isn't fake, you can pay how you like. If they did refuse, you could probably report them to trading standards or something similar, certainly, you should take your business elsewhere.