/biz/ - Business & Finance

I looked into the counterfeiting biz for a while and one interesting thing I found out is that most counterfeiters were actually black. Sure there were many idiots who just printed money on their inkjet printers but some of the best ones too were genuinely smart black guys who had real talent and could've been earning real money instead with a real job, but they chose to get rich quick by counterfeiting instead.

>>10930372
There's counterfeit money too. It's really risky though, even moreso than drugs. But a 40% ROI makes it tempting if you've got the balls.

Good luck OP, just make sure you don't get caught. Wish I had the balls to pull this off here, but in the US counterfeiting is one of the most serious crimes here, you can get sentences even worse than murdering someone if you get caught. I recommend spending the money in private transactions like in flea markets instead of stores where you could get caught.

>>10525661
Yep, they're all gone. Hansa is supposedly still up but everyone says it's just a honeypot run by the feds now.

What do you think of funny money, /biz? There's still counterfeiters selling them on le naughtyweb, even the new $100 bill with the hologram can be faked now. They can be pretty expensive though, but buying $10k worth of counterfeits still yields over 50% profit if you can pass them all off successfully. And apparently a lot of them are being made down south now.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RoZrtBijRY