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The problem with all criminals is that they don't know when to stop or slow down. Counterfeiters could live comfortable their whole lifetime, but they want more so they print more and take risks, then they get caught. If you rob a bank and get away with millions, why do you need to rob another bank?
My dad knew someone who robbed 3 banks with a fake bomb. My dad told me he’s either in jail or dead but he got away with like $300,000 the first time and didn’t stop
Amazing. I once tried to print money with my color scanner-printer in 2003 and the printer printed out a warning that stated; "It's illegal to print legal tender bills, please refer to blah blah website". I was shocked because my scanner was not connected to the internet, it was already pre-programmed to deter counterfiting.
Saw this guy years ago on American Greed. Quite a tragic life. Born in poverty, Father attempted to separate him and his siblings from their Mother. He did try to go straight a few times, he took the blame the time his own son began printing his own fake money.
@@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep And you think one is better than the other? How does your argument negate the tragedy of children losing a parent unnecessarily? Oh..right..it doesn't.
@@mycatiswaysmarterthanmosto8500 Because you're acting surprised like it doesn't happen very often when in fact it's very common for women to take kids away from men but it's looked at as "normal" in our pos society.
@@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep it’s sad either way, no matter the parent it’s always the children who get hurt… you need to really sit back and think about your outlook on the world.
That color changing paint was used on the Ford Mustang Cobra. My bro was working at a body shop and you had to jump through hoops when you ordered it and I believe they would ask for proof you owned a body shop and also the exact amount you need.
My husband and I used to own a body shop. My husband painted our son’s PT Cruiser with flames with that paint. It looked like the flames would flicker when the car went by. He also had a gremlin painted on the back.
He talks about it in the book he did called the art of making money. He couldn’t get the exact color which was green to silver bc apparently the US government actually bought a patent for it. So he used green to black he said in the book that most people simply wouldn’t notice the difference and turns out he was right. He did have a crazy story from the south trying to pass fake money. His girl went into Victoria’s Secret and a manager pulled one of the fake bills apart. He said the humidity in the south messed up the glue they used.
"The Art of Making Money" is a great book. Hits close to home growing up in Chicago and surrounded by the gangs mentioned in the book, back in the late 90s.
The key to end forgery is not just finding the printers, but equally important is the POS(point of sale) where checkers must check any bill $20 or higher. The problem is there are many forgers here as well as foreigners delighted to exploit us. Technology is advancing and many bills have watermarks, embedded metals, and other security factors. But, if no one checks, they cannot serve their purpose.
@@buyerenogurlfwendo2106 Its very reliable since most people don't use that type of paper lmao. This guy is literally the only one i've seen that uses phonebook paper.
@@LYRIKALMASTER thats like giving an interview about "how to murder someone and get away with it" while you're really a murderer....lmfao people would instantly suspect it...
In the 90s I ran across a bunch of $50 and never knew they were counterfeit until I saw a story in my area about them, seems that someone was "bleaching" ones and printing $50 on them. The only way you could tell was there were tiny spits where the ink bled through, and I mean tiny.
@@TVConnorsCrap I'm presuming to collect on damaged money and get 4 more bucks as well, if you have a ripped bill, say a child got your wallet, the bank will take the damaged bill and replace it, the damage bill then goes to the federal reserve, the reserve pays the bank the bill ammount and it gets taken out of circulation, effectively working like insurance It's a DUMB thing what they were doing, and when I was like 7 or so in the early 2000's I tried to do this less-but-still-dumb-thing when staying at my cousins with $50 of birthday money, and my uncle had to run to the bank, as long as about half or more of the bill is there they'll take it, little me got about 50 extra bucks after I returned home and went down to the local bank with my parents with the other half Would it be possible to do this again today? Eh, maybe, but banks probably report the damaged notes serial number instantly now to the reserve, would it be worth it? Only if I was REALLY desperate for like 20-100 bucks
@@jamesbizs yeahhhh because people check for that 1% under a microscope or some special process when they just want to get the day over and have people get in and out as fast as they can......look, I dunno what modern requirements are with technology, and like I said I really doubt it is possible today, I managed to do it at 7 years old and most likely the bank tellers didn't think a 7 year old was smart enough to fleece them, and I even said in BOTH cases a very dumb idea.......soooooooooo what was the point of your comment? To say how stupid the stupid thing I said was stupid was?
Also there was some fake $5.00 bills going around, people will go to a yard sale buy something get 4.00 back then have a yard sell and sell that item they got
And I went through the police academy we had a few days on counterfeiting and the treasury Department and the teacher told us the most prolific and the most successful counterfeiter the guy printed ones and fives he did it for 30 years and never got caught
I’ve seen counterfeit 5’s before but they were pretty low end. Usually just a $1 with automative degreaser to remove the ink and then they would use a printer (without the money protection features) to print a $5 on it. That’s why anything above a $2 bill I’m scratching it lol.
Apparantly the North Koreans have made a near exact copy of US currency, using the same technological process. The main problem is getting it into the global economy in large amounts without drawing attention.
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One of my best friends in jail was a counterfeiter. He was the head computer salesman at the local Circuit City. During slow times they tried to see who could fake the best $20 with their best printers. He was so good at it he went all the way and got caught. He did a year for it. When he got out about a month later his face was on the front page of every big newspaper as he was dubbed a millionaire counterfeiter wanted by federal authorities. In jail he told me that was what he was going to do when he got out.
The best way to stop Counterfeiting is simple... Don't use Money at all... Make every transaction Electronic... It's much safer,and prevents robberies.. a lot of arenas,and stadiums are going cashless right now... Laundromats are even using debit cards for you to wash your clothes to prevent vandals from breaking into the coin boxes of washers and dryers...Uber doesn't use cash...most people pay for food with a debit card now.... Cash will become extinct as a basic way for payment in about 10 years...
I love a good come up story especially when noone gets hurt, but if you do anything long enough eventually you'll get caught. The secret is to not be greedy, just get in and get out.
When this man does it it’s called “fake” or Counterfeit. When the Central Bank(s) (Bank of International Settlements) do it it’s called Quantitative Easing (QE). Counterfeiting.
Oh so this is Arthur Williams Jr.!!! I read the book based on his life "The Art of Making Money" when I was in high school and thought it should be turned into a movie! This guy's life was so interesting. This is such a cool story!! Thanks for making this!
We had some pretty damn good fakes back in 2011. Water mark, the whole 9. We exchanged at the same gas station several times and never got caught. One of them almost got me killed once while trying to buy dope. Proud to say I'm far removed from that life anymore. Clean n sober 4vyears now.
I knew a counterfeiting guy. He traveled around a lot, pretended to be a pilot for Pan-Am, a lawyer and then a doctor. He was always running, the FBI chased him across the country for a long time.
Good story PBS did quite a story on counterfeiting and there's some very interesting people who put lots of time and work. The store here was amazing. Just hard to believe that anyone could possibly do this in today's world is amazing
The way around the ink pen is to spray what ever paper used with hairspray. Why bust your hump trying to hunt down the paper when it’s easier to figure out why it turns colors with the wrong paper. Then find away to replicate its reaction or a way to block it. Hairspray blocks the ink from making contact with the starch found in most papers which caused the color change of the ink. Also adds to texture. The spray that is used for stair safety grip adds texture as well blocks the ink too. ;)
I have no knowledge of how he did what but most of these things usually involve someone close to the production process. The ordering paper from all around the world is a nice story and might be true but the sceptic in me says he had a head start through knowing someone close to the process or paying for information.
I read his book "The Art of Printing Money" (Get it? His name is "Art" and he prints money.) It was so easy to read because it was fascinating. I couldn't put it down. And no, he doesn't tell you everything you need to know how to counterfeit money.
"The Art of Printing Money" ? Got in my car and went to buy it. I accidentally bought 'My Fart Dove Shitting Honey' Dyslexics should always write these things down. [don't ask about the book, I don't, but too bad for me now].
@@googletaqiyya184 I've read that one. While it's not so compelling a read as the one I mentioned, there are several helpful hints in the book you bought. For example, not many people know doves can fart. 😆
Problem with counterfiting nowadays is, cameras are everywhere. When someone passes a fake bill, the bank picks it up and then they call the Secret Service. The Secret Service comes to where the fake was passed and look at videos and they can see who passed the bogus bill.
Printer ink is actually a few cents at real cost, the companies drive the price up to profit as usually printers you buy are sold under the production cost / or manufacturing cost.
What I really want to know is why all of these genius counterfeiters focus on producing new bills rather than recreating old bills (even though old bills are much easier to counterfeit and are still able to be used as currency)?
The blue holographic strip would be extremely hard to replicate. It for the most part looks like the liberty Bell moving up and down. But if you actually did the right motion the liberty Bell turns into “100”. You’d be better off doing 20s or 50s that are newer than the 100 in this video but also older than the blue face 100.
Vice and Disney are trying to bait people to signup for cable providers of corporate internet monopoly to give us full episodes. They did this similar tactic when youtube started (see my 2nd last upload) but now Disney and Fox owns vice so they are trying to get that cable tv money still.
I never have relied on pens at work, handled enough cash that I can feel if the bill is suspicious. Caught a few washed bills before that felt completely wrong, including a $100 not more than a few weeks ago. Faking the watermark and strip might’ve faked me out but if I’m still not sure check for the red and blue micro threads and print.
@@zacharykoedyker3978 so they should be allowed to steal from a business with no affiliation to the government lmao. GTFO here with that nonsense. The government steals so I should be able to get someone fired by using fake money lmao
He only got a few years and now he’s a famous artist making a lot of money he sells his work for 30k and up I just watched this full documentary on tv.
It's an interesting problem to have, having so much cash to spend. But it IS a problem. Even on a small scale, imagine doing some work for cash you didn't report. You can't just put it in the bank, and there's only so many things you can buy with it...
Had a guy pay with a 100 at a store I used to work at. I used the pen and it was fine, I was about to do it but stopped and thought "Man this bill feels weird". Called the supervisor, the supervisor felt it, and she called the manager. Thing was 100% fake. Turned the guy down, I'm surprised the manager didn't call the cops.
The trick would have been to print a ton of them and then just quietly live off them for the rest of your life. Not trying to make millions, that’s going to attract too much attention. Just spend a few every week and live off the change. He got greedy and that was his downfall.
The North Korean's were printing a hundred dollar bill ,,called the Super Note ,as it was undetectable in bank's and bureau de change's..Channel 4 from England,,, did an awesome Documentary on the subject..around 2002/03.
@@Jackson_2329 meaning they print money and decree it has value without a gold standard backing the money in replace of it. It’s just paper and nobody disagrees because we ALL have the same paper and don’t want our paper to be worth less than what it is.
That moment when you print out that first note that looks and feels EXACTLY like a real hundred bill must feel like winning the lottery man. Going out and buying stuff must have felt unreal. He says they'd buy the cheapest thing to get the most change. I'd buy expensive af things! How did he get caught btw?
I think buying cheap things makes people less suspicious and then you can take the real money and buy expensive things with it. That seems like the safest way.
I came here to learn how to invest after listening to a guy on a television program about the importance of investing and how he made $460,000 in 4 months from $160k, somehow this video has helped shed light on some things, but I'm still confused, I'm a newbie and I'm open to ideas.
It is possible to produce superior performance provided you do something different from the majority. However, most of us tend to pay more attention to the shiniest position in the market to the cost of proper diversification.
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@Charles Nathan That's impressive. Are you giving him your money or the money stays in your trading account? What's really the idea behind copying trades.
It's the value of stuff, probably couldn't spend more than 2 counterfeit 100s before a manager was called. IRS comes in if you try and buy a car. Can't buy a house. Pretty much just gas and groceries with cash. Those do add up, but not 30k in one day like the guy said.
0:30 Paper currency are not bills, they're notes. The reason they're called notes is originally only coins were legal tender (coins used to be made from precious metals). A paper note was literally a promissory note, saying that the person would repay money to someone.-It's an "I owe you". A bill is the opposite. A bill is a note requiring payment; it's a "You owe me".
@@cartninja6479 The rest of the world quite literally says they're paying with a twenty dollar note, a twenty pound note etc. Only people in the U.S.A. call it a bill, because they're proudly ignorant of their poor literacy skills.
To anyone complaining about his title: he even specifies in the video, “at one time known as the best counterfeiter in the world”. Likely a nickname given to him by law enforcement WHEN he was caught, making him the best up until that moment. The best nowadays obviously isn’t him. He doesn’t still do it. But 🤷🏼♂️
That paint was from ford, it became an issue at body shops. Old painters told me that they would be given enough to paint the car or tiny the paint, then have to give it back what wasn’t used. I don’t know if it’s true, but if so it makes sense.
I am convinced tht somebody has a real money printer with all the right steps , I think There must be a point in wealth were it's more lucratif to create just real money
Thanks for the tutorial! It really helped me a lot! If you could make the video a bit longer next time it would be great! I need some more detail! (jokes)
Nonsense. Success in anything requires a large element of luck to be on your side. Do you think amazon was fundamentally better than other internet book sellers? Do you think facebook is so different from myspace? And he did become wealthy anyway.
I know greed is a beast, but I woulda made my money and then stopped and just made something outta myself with what I made. But I guess you cant beat literally printing money.
They still exist. Ive had cashiers get 50s and 100s. Make them use the markers and maybe you won’t get scammed but teenagers are lazy. A marker can be sitting by their hand and they won’t pick it up
I remember back in the day when you can go to the bank get a bunch of fresh $1.00 bills. Then you put the brand new dollar bills in Clorox for a few days. Then you can print $100.00 images from your printer with Wikipedia $100.00 images. Only do this for research purposes only because if you try it the Secret Service will be knocking on your door laughing all the way.
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Dear Disney and ViceMedia(owned by DIsney Corp and Fox now) How about you make it in full and know most of your subscribers quit cable way back in 2010. Get a friggin clue!
whats cable..
Cable provider??? Why not just release it on VHS?
This is how you end up on the bay of the pirates.
Best counterfeiter probably hasn’t been caught
I read that most of the counterfeit US dollars are from North Korea.
They ALL get caught....
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@SHADOW OF FIRE are you kidding. The FR is to lazy to print money. They just use a computer and add commas and decimal points.
@SHADOW OF FIRE who is BEP?
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@@MrDoctorProfessor awakenbeerus is some dude who has alts that make comments with botted likes and has them commenting on random youtube videos
The problem with all criminals is that they don't know when to stop or slow down.
Counterfeiters could live comfortable their whole lifetime, but they want more so they print more and take risks, then they get caught.
If you rob a bank and get away with millions, why do you need to rob another bank?
My dad knew someone who robbed 3 banks with a fake bomb. My dad told me he’s either in jail or dead but he got away with like $300,000 the first time and didn’t stop
All criminals that get caught* you aren’t aware of the criminals that aren’t greedy idiots and have successfully ducked the law
It’s like poker. Poker is hard because once you have a big stack it’s hard to keep it. Especially if you not use to it.
that is when the greed sets in
Banks hardly have cash inside
Amazing. I once tried to print money with my color scanner-printer in 2003 and the printer printed out a warning that stated; "It's illegal to print legal tender bills, please refer to blah blah website". I was shocked because my scanner was not connected to the internet, it was already pre-programmed to deter counterfiting.
iirc most printers are pre-programmed that way
@@kolvis6626 I know. I wastrying to print fake money to throw it on the sidewalk and film people picking them up LOL
@@alienlatino2945 the printer only detects certain parts of the note as money, its possible to find and cover those parts to print the notes
Every printed copy from a modern printer is traceable to that exact printer. (it's '90's technology)
@@alienlatino2945 Yea okay bud
Saw this guy years ago on American Greed. Quite a tragic life. Born in poverty, Father attempted to separate him and his siblings from their Mother. He did try to go straight a few times, he took the blame the time his own son began printing his own fake money.
Why is it sad the father tried to separate kids from their mother? Mothers do that all the time and at a significantly higher rate.
@@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep And you think one is better than the other? How does your argument negate the tragedy of children losing a parent unnecessarily?
Oh..right..it doesn't.
@@mycatiswaysmarterthanmosto8500 I dont know the context of the story, but to answer your question in general, maybe the mother was garbage? 🤔
@@mycatiswaysmarterthanmosto8500 Because you're acting surprised like it doesn't happen very often when in fact it's very common for women to take kids away from men but it's looked at as "normal" in our pos society.
@@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep it’s sad either way, no matter the parent it’s always the children who get hurt… you need to really sit back and think about your outlook on the world.
The Best Counterfeiter is the Federal Reserve.
hahahahhaahhaha. Excellent one, sir.
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Vice this is not enough we need a longer version. Thanks ❤️
@@palimpsestransparent thanks man
read his book The Art of Making Money
@@palimpsestransparent is there a new link?
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Honestly if you figure out how to do this you deserve the money you print
Come get even attack there underwriters banks insurances an liquidity
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wrong, if you figure out how do do this you deserve to be rich
Yea well if u run ur mouth about it..tell the government that😂
Sum people may doing it
That color changing paint was used on the Ford Mustang Cobra. My bro was working at a body shop and you had to jump through hoops when you ordered it and I believe they would ask for proof you owned a body shop and also the exact amount you need.
Chameleon paint
Not likely. Sounds like a myth. Metal and paper are obviously way different.
My husband and I used to own a body shop. My husband painted our son’s PT Cruiser with flames with that paint. It looked like the flames would flicker when the car went by. He also had a gremlin painted on the back.
P.S. That paint was very expensive.
He talks about it in the book he did called the art of making money. He couldn’t get the exact color which was green to silver bc apparently the US government actually bought a patent for it. So he used green to black he said in the book that most people simply wouldn’t notice the difference and turns out he was right. He did have a crazy story from the south trying to pass fake money. His girl went into Victoria’s Secret and a manager pulled one of the fake bills apart. He said the humidity in the south messed up the glue they used.
"The Art of Making Money" is a great book. Hits close to home growing up in Chicago and surrounded by the gangs mentioned in the book, back in the late 90s.
That's it Vice, that's all we get?
if you're from the UK or have a VPN, All4 is completely free
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@Charles Ford how old are you 12?
@@cellularrepublic1 someone got rick rolled
The key to end forgery is not just finding the printers, but equally important is the POS(point of sale) where checkers must check any bill $20 or higher. The problem is there are many forgers here as well as foreigners delighted to exploit us. Technology is advancing and many bills have watermarks, embedded metals, and other security factors. But, if no one checks, they cannot serve their purpose.
You lameeee asab 😂😂
We use to pay a cashier to break it.
Cashiers check $100 bills using a special pen.
@@mattcee7113 the pen isn’t reliable as pointed out in the video lmao. All the pen does is use iodine to test for starch.
@@buyerenogurlfwendo2106 Its very reliable since most people don't use that type of paper lmao. This guy is literally the only one i've seen that uses phonebook paper.
What a legend, you know he's still got millions tucked away.
You do know hes giving a public interview, right?
Frankly I think he deserves it.
@@hyronharrison8127 well that's the cover so he's less of a suspect. He's smart.
@@LYRIKALMASTER thats like giving an interview about "how to murder someone and get away with it" while you're really a murderer....lmfao people would instantly suspect it...
That's my story
In the 90s I ran across a bunch of $50 and never knew they were counterfeit until I saw a story in my area about them, seems that someone was "bleaching" ones and printing $50 on them. The only way you could tell was there were tiny spits where the ink bled through, and I mean tiny.
@TH-cam WantsToSilenceMe what is even the point of that
@@TVConnorsCrap I'm presuming to collect on damaged money and get 4 more bucks as well, if you have a ripped bill, say a child got your wallet, the bank will take the damaged bill and replace it, the damage bill then goes to the federal reserve, the reserve pays the bank the bill ammount and it gets taken out of circulation, effectively working like insurance
It's a DUMB thing what they were doing, and when I was like 7 or so in the early 2000's I tried to do this less-but-still-dumb-thing when staying at my cousins with $50 of birthday money, and my uncle had to run to the bank, as long as about half or more of the bill is there they'll take it, little me got about 50 extra bucks after I returned home and went down to the local bank with my parents with the other half
Would it be possible to do this again today? Eh, maybe, but banks probably report the damaged notes serial number instantly now to the reserve, would it be worth it? Only if I was REALLY desperate for like 20-100 bucks
@@Reinreith ugh. No. Just no. You need 51% of the bill to still be there. So you can never get more than one bill back, from one damaged bill
@@jamesbizs yeahhhh because people check for that 1% under a microscope or some special process when they just want to get the day over and have people get in and out as fast as they can......look, I dunno what modern requirements are with technology, and like I said I really doubt it is possible today, I managed to do it at 7 years old and most likely the bank tellers didn't think a 7 year old was smart enough to fleece them, and I even said in BOTH cases a very dumb idea.......soooooooooo what was the point of your comment?
To say how stupid the stupid thing I said was stupid was?
Also there was some fake $5.00 bills going around, people will go to a yard sale buy something get 4.00 back then have a yard sell and sell that item they got
And I went through the police academy we had a few days on counterfeiting and the treasury Department and the teacher told us the most prolific and the most successful counterfeiter the guy printed ones and fives he did it for 30 years and never got caught
I’ve seen counterfeit 5’s before but they were pretty low end. Usually just a $1 with automative degreaser to remove the ink and then they would use a printer (without the money protection features) to print a $5 on it.
That’s why anything above a $2 bill I’m scratching it lol.
@@buyerenogurlfwendo2106 are are you also a police officer how do you know do you know how to tell account fitbill by the serial number
Apparantly the North Koreans have made a near exact copy of US currency, using the same technological process. The main problem is getting it into the global economy in large amounts without drawing attention.
Yeah, if you work in fast moving retail, your attention isnt going to red flag unless its over $20.
heard of him he just printed enough to live off from
Very talented every human being is gifted when you learn how to unlock your gift you become a master
Facts.. He knew at an early age what he wanted to do.
No integrity = no backbone. Sounds like your kind of role model.
@@albertol9654 prison time.
@@thetruecrimeshow6882 he made history
And you are making pathetic TH-cam videos
@Flauta Dulce everyone is gifted yes indeed we have an inner core gift out at birth we were given by the Great Divine it's our responsibility to unlock it do you understand that I'm gifted I got my own gift that I was gift at birth yes we're all gifted
One of my best friends in jail was a counterfeiter. He was the head computer salesman at the local Circuit City. During slow times they tried to see who could fake the best $20 with their best printers. He was so good at it he went all the way and got caught. He did a year for it. When he got out about a month later his face was on the front page of every big newspaper as he was dubbed a millionaire counterfeiter wanted by federal authorities. In jail he told me that was what he was going to do when he got out.
@@feralmode so you are good?
@@feralmode i mean it’s good enough for him to be in jail and wanted my federal authorities
@@joshuafuentes6785 it doesnt take much for that. its the intent that counts
Best friends in jail? Nott likely your friends.
The best way to stop Counterfeiting is simple... Don't use Money at all... Make every transaction Electronic... It's much safer,and prevents robberies.. a lot of arenas,and stadiums are going cashless right now... Laundromats are even using debit cards for you to wash your clothes to prevent vandals from breaking into the coin boxes of washers and dryers...Uber doesn't use cash...most people pay for food with a debit card now.... Cash will become extinct as a basic way for payment in about 10 years...
This guy is so so so so so so likeable! He seems like such a chill guy
I love a good come up story especially when noone gets hurt, but if you do anything long enough eventually you'll get caught. The secret is to not be greedy, just get in and get out.
For the love of money is the root of of all evil.
When this man does it it’s called “fake” or Counterfeit. When the Central Bank(s) (Bank of International Settlements) do it it’s called Quantitative Easing (QE). Counterfeiting.
Oh so this is Arthur Williams Jr.!!! I read the book based on his life "The Art of Making Money" when I was in high school and thought it should be turned into a movie! This guy's life was so interesting. This is such a cool story!! Thanks for making this!
A cool story of a scumbag?
We had some pretty damn good fakes back in 2011. Water mark, the whole 9. We exchanged at the same gas station several times and never got caught. One of them almost got me killed once while trying to buy dope. Proud to say I'm far removed from that life anymore. Clean n sober 4vyears now.
Amen 🙏
Congratulations on your sobriety💗🙏🏾
Ive reported this comment to the FBI. You might be clean now but that is a federal time. You have a lot of time that needs to be served, criminal....
@@SurvivingAnotherDay fr?
@@SurvivingAnotherDay statute of limitations
Dude keeps on talking about his partner "Nat" as if his lawyer was coaching him...
Natalie is his wife.
I knew a counterfeiting guy. He traveled around a lot, pretended to be a pilot for Pan-Am, a lawyer and then a doctor. He was always running, the FBI chased him across the country for a long time.
No you didn't. You knew a movie and tried act like it was a real dude.
@@anthamh well tbf the movie is based in a real man
@@anthamh You don't get the joke
LOL
heay buddy, finish what you started. did they eventually arrest him? or simply share the title
Good story PBS did quite a story on counterfeiting and there's some very interesting people who put lots of time and work.
The store here was amazing. Just hard to believe that anyone could possibly do this in today's world is amazing
Dang I wanted to see more
Right
There needs to be a pt2. How does he not level up from there?
Word this was interesting
theres a link in the description to watch the rest on All4
The full version lasts 45 minutes and can be found here:
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The way around the ink pen is to spray what ever paper used with hairspray. Why bust your hump trying to hunt down the paper when it’s easier to figure out why it turns colors with the wrong paper. Then find away to replicate its reaction or a way to block it. Hairspray blocks the ink from making contact with the starch found in most papers which caused the color change of the ink. Also adds to texture. The spray that is used for stair safety grip adds texture as well blocks the ink too. ;)
Yeh but you're forgetting one of the most annoying parts what printer is capable of that nowadays
I have no knowledge of how he did what but most of these things usually involve someone close to the production process. The ordering paper from all around the world is a nice story and might be true but the sceptic in me says he had a head start through knowing someone close to the process or paying for information.
I read his book "The Art of Printing Money" (Get it? His name is "Art" and he prints money.)
It was so easy to read because it was fascinating. I couldn't put it down.
And no, he doesn't tell you everything you need to know how to counterfeit money.
"The Art of Printing Money" ?
Got in my car and went to buy it.
I accidentally bought 'My Fart Dove Shitting Honey' Dyslexics should always write these things down. [don't ask about the book, I don't, but too bad for me now].
@@googletaqiyya184 I've read that one. While it's not so compelling a read as the one I mentioned, there are several helpful hints in the book you bought. For example, not many people know doves can fart. 😆
Man I wonder how many people are thinking of Making fake money now just by watching this video
Channing Tatum is gonna play him in the movie about his life.
Yes.
This needs to be longer.
That's what she said!
It is longer the episode is an hour long the show is called “I was a teenage felon”
Problem with counterfiting nowadays is, cameras are everywhere.
When someone passes a fake bill, the bank picks it up and then they call the Secret Service.
The Secret Service comes to where the fake was passed and look at videos and they can see who passed the bogus bill.
How would they know?? The camera doesn't know it's a fake bill
How could they prove it’s your fake money..?
The best “How To” video I’ve ever seen
We need the rest of this story
The FED is the greatest counterfeiter of all time
This is actually educational
but how do you first get enough money to buy the printer ink? that ish is hella expensive.
How do you think?
Being white.
He made thousands of dollars initially with his step father who taught him the craft.. its in his book
they have jobs
Printer ink is actually a few cents at real cost, the companies drive the price up to profit as usually printers you buy are sold under the production cost / or manufacturing cost.
What I really want to know is why all of these genius counterfeiters focus on producing new bills rather than recreating old bills (even though old bills are much easier to counterfeit and are still able to be used as currency)?
Same
Bc they are sus
Maybe they figured that's what all the other counterfeiters were doing, so by doing the new style they would be above suspicion?
Hey Stoopid..Old bills will draw suspicion.
The blue holographic strip would be extremely hard to replicate. It for the most part looks like the liberty Bell moving up and down. But if you actually did the right motion the liberty Bell turns into “100”.
You’d be better off doing 20s or 50s that are newer than the 100 in this video but also older than the blue face 100.
This dude pretty much gotta away with this Scott free. He had millions in counterfeit notes. Cops did a deal with him. Legend
Better to have the counterfeiter working for you than against you!
Why is this so short 🤦🏻♂️
Vice and Disney are trying to bait people to signup for cable providers of corporate internet monopoly to give us full episodes. They did this similar tactic when youtube started (see my 2nd last upload) but now Disney and Fox owns vice so they are trying to get that cable tv money still.
I never have relied on pens at work, handled enough cash that I can feel if the bill is suspicious. Caught a few washed bills before that felt completely wrong, including a $100 not more than a few weeks ago. Faking the watermark and strip might’ve faked me out but if I’m still not sure check for the red and blue micro threads and print.
But why? Is it a "well if I can't have it, they can't have it mentality"? Your own government steals from you every day.
this guy had ways to make it feel real and simulate the threads.
@@zacharykoedyker3978 so they should be allowed to steal from a business with no affiliation to the government lmao. GTFO here with that nonsense.
The government steals so I should be able to get someone fired by using fake money lmao
The key is to get the paper to feel right, I think. Then most people will only glance at the bill if it feels right.
@@boosted_spirit He's a damn liar.
I met this man when I was kid 💯💪🔥
@@thotslayer9914 yep
I have watched this over 10 times since it’s been out and watch it in amazement every time
You enjoy being entertained by scum?
never admit to felonies with no statute of limitation.
@@GeorgeWashingtonLaserMusket counterfeiting has no statute of limitation.
@Dank Dank " lots of people today self snitch on themselves" lol
It's not true. He's lying.
He is protected by double jeopardy law. He was already caught and made a deal and that's it, there's no further culpability after that.
The best has yet to be caught, && never will. Hence, the BEST ✊👏🙏
“I could really set myself up for life” - yea life in prison 🤣
He only got a few years and now he’s a famous artist making a lot of money he sells his work for 30k and up I just watched this full documentary on tv.
@noshame123 Yes, you can't launder enough money fast enough by buying slurpees at 7-11 with $100 bills.
@@bfly1 Sucker born every minute.
It's an interesting problem to have, having so much cash to spend. But it IS a problem. Even on a small scale, imagine doing some work for cash you didn't report. You can't just put it in the bank, and there's only so many things you can buy with it...
Had a guy pay with a 100 at a store I used to work at. I used the pen and it was fine, I was about to do it but stopped and thought "Man this bill feels weird". Called the supervisor, the supervisor felt it, and she called the manager. Thing was 100% fake. Turned the guy down, I'm surprised the manager didn't call the cops.
He beat the system what a legend 👏👏
This felt poorly structured to just end it where it did. It felt like halfway through the story. But its vice...so not surprised
@Charles Ford saved by ads. You gotta find the rick roll where its ad free next time brother.
The best counterfeit money is being printed at the federal reserve.
The trick would have been to print a ton of them and then just quietly live off them for the rest of your life. Not trying to make millions, that’s going to attract too much attention. Just spend a few every week and live off the change. He got greedy and that was his downfall.
Netflix must make a documentary about that, this story is great
It’s weird how this is a crime.
“That piece of paper isn’t the same as this other piece of paper. You go to jail!”
think of it like making a bootleg gucci shirt. yeah it's still a shirt but with different material, though it's still not the intended original.
The North Korean's were printing a hundred dollar bill ,,called the Super Note ,as it was undetectable in bank's and bureau de change's..Channel 4 from England,,, did an awesome Documentary on the subject..around 2002/03.
those were the previous version. but why would they not do it again with the new note.
The greatest counterfeiters never got known.
Actually, they work for the Federal Reserve. We know exactly who they are, but they have big government "mafia" protecting them.
I would say, by extension, the greatest criminals never got caught 😆.
The best counterfeiter is the Federal Banking System. And they got security 🤷🏽♂️
@@Jackson_2329 meaning they print money and decree it has value without a gold standard backing the money in replace of it. It’s just paper and nobody disagrees because we ALL have the same paper and don’t want our paper to be worth less than what it is.
Thanks VICE, its a nice side hustle for someone...
The REAL reason telephone books went obsolete 😂
List it step by step yo
"I used to be the world's best counterfeiter...I still am, but I used to be too."
I used to do a lot of drugs...
That moment when you print out that first note that looks and feels EXACTLY like a real hundred bill must feel like winning the lottery man. Going out and buying stuff must have felt unreal. He says they'd buy the cheapest thing to get the most change. I'd buy expensive af things! How did he get caught btw?
You get change so you have real money. If you buy big items with fake money, the people you paid have a chance to look at multiple of your fake bills
I think buying cheap things makes people less suspicious and then you can take the real money and buy expensive things with it. That seems like the safest way.
The aim is to just get the money out of your hand and go from there.
Coming here after watching Farzi💰💯
The telephone book fell and she marked it…lol yea right he not trying to give up that paper connect.
I came here to learn how to invest after listening to a guy on a television program about the importance of investing and how he made $460,000 in 4 months from $160k, somehow this video has helped shed light on some things, but I'm still confused, I'm a newbie and I'm open to ideas.
Investing in crypto and stock market is a good idea, a good trading system would put you through many days of success.
It is possible to produce superior performance provided you do something different from the majority. However, most of us tend to pay more attention to the shiniest position in the market to the cost of proper diversification.
I have been researching all this while for a digital asset to invest in and I found the crypto market to be the most profiting of them all, I'm definitely bouncing on it.
Wow. I'm a bit perplexed seeing Jeff O'Reilly been mentioned here also. Didn't know he has been good to so many people.
@Charles Nathan That's impressive. Are you giving him your money or the money stays in your trading account? What's really the idea behind copying trades.
4:26 my man was spitting facts 💯
I don't think I could ever get to a point where I just couldn't buy anything anymore there's always something that I want
Yes same for me
true that
It's the value of stuff, probably couldn't spend more than 2 counterfeit 100s before a manager was called.
IRS comes in if you try and buy a car. Can't buy a house. Pretty much just gas and groceries with cash. Those do add up, but not 30k in one day like the guy said.
Thank you vice tv, very cool!
0:30 Paper currency are not bills, they're notes. The reason they're called notes is originally only coins were legal tender (coins used to be made from precious metals). A paper note was literally a promissory note, saying that the person would repay money to someone.-It's an "I owe you". A bill is the opposite. A bill is a note requiring payment; it's a "You owe me".
Thank you professor scratch and sniff . Please let us know why water is wet? Bestow your platonic knowledge on our poor poor masses
@@cartninja6479
I can only guess, from your reply, that you're one of the people call notes "bills".
@@jublywubly everyone call it bill. O dont say can I pay with this 20 dollar note
@@jublywubly stop thinking too much its smells like carne asada
@@cartninja6479
The rest of the world quite literally says they're paying with a twenty dollar note, a twenty pound note etc. Only people in the U.S.A. call it a bill, because they're proudly ignorant of their poor literacy skills.
One of a good video from Vice … don’t see them too often now days lol
This is very inspiring 👍🏻
Wow this story is amazing everything fell in place perfectly for this guy it was meant tob
Wow 5 min vid could have listened all day
As soon as he said he ordered all kinds of paper, the first thought in my head was the bloody telephone book! 😂 Should of called me pal haha
cmon we need part 2
The full version is here:
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Remember watching this episode last season I really want another season been waiting for it
He is a legend in his own head, literally no one has heard of him
Not true I've heard of him
Wow actually enjoyed this, and then it ended. Thanks
Gives new meaning to the phrase, “Making Money” .....
Dang!
Nothing is counterfeit proof! Saying that it's a challenge to a artist.
You probably think computer encryption is cracbable, too.
@@NeverTalkToCops1 encryption isnt crackable?
@@NeverTalkToCops1 everything's crackable if it can be fundamentally unlocked. That's how mechanisms work
@@NeverTalkToCops1 I know at least two formerly major encryption methods have been cracked.
Bro all the lint on this mans shirt is killing me inside.
Fr mans inflating the market and couldn’t buy a new shirt
To anyone complaining about his title: he even specifies in the video, “at one time known as the best counterfeiter in the world”. Likely a nickname given to him by law enforcement WHEN he was caught, making him the best up until that moment. The best nowadays obviously isn’t him. He doesn’t still do it. But 🤷🏼♂️
That paint was from ford, it became an issue at body shops. Old painters told me that they would be given enough to paint the car or tiny the paint, then have to give it back what wasn’t used. I don’t know if it’s true, but if so it makes sense.
I am convinced tht somebody has a real money printer with all the right steps , I think There must be a point in wealth were it's more lucratif to create just real money
There's way too much money on Earth. More money than what Earth itself is good for. Think about it.
I'm still a huge Frank Abagnale Jr. fan. I mean he did more than just counterfeit money and I haven't even heard of this guy.
Did you know who frank abagnale was before the movie catch me if you can?
Thanks for the tutorial! It really helped me a lot! If you could make the video a bit longer next time it would be great! I need some more detail! (jokes)
The fact there is are small portions of counterfeiters out there who haven't been caught and most likely won't ever get caught, wilddddd.
The Way this guy's mind works, if he invested this much time into something legal he would probably become extremely wealthy
Same thought
Nonsense. Success in anything requires a large element of luck to be on your side. Do you think amazon was fundamentally better than other internet book sellers? Do you think facebook is so different from myspace? And he did become wealthy anyway.
WE NEED MORE EPISODES!!!!
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I know greed is a beast, but I woulda made my money and then stopped and just made something outta myself with what I made. But I guess you cant beat literally printing money.
They still exist. Ive had cashiers get 50s and 100s. Make them use the markers and maybe you won’t get scammed but teenagers are lazy. A marker can be sitting by their hand and they won’t pick it up
I remember back in the day when you can go to the bank get a bunch of fresh $1.00 bills. Then you put the brand new dollar bills in Clorox for a few days. Then you can print $100.00 images from your printer with Wikipedia $100.00 images.
Only do this for research purposes only because if you try it the Secret Service will be knocking on your door laughing all the way.
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Just finished watching it right now. Good episode, especially how him and his son are successful now.
I thought counterfeiters just bleached one dollar bills to get the right paper.
If you know what bleach does to cloth imagine paper plus it contaminates the surface of the paper even if it survives the bleaching process
@@gravis2000 they don’t use bleach. They use a different solution. I’m not going to mention it but the info is out there.
Myth.
First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you then you win.
Keep fighting for your dream people 🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️
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Thx for the tips will use this
Between the phone book and the car it just shows the law of attraction works