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Old 06-06-2013, 09:12 AM   #1
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best bet is to titrate a laboratory grade solvent, or acetone, until you get a solution that'll dissolve just the dye and not the ink


They usually use dye that is the same as the ink in the money, so once it dries/ if it was a fine mist and not a awful spray, the ink will come off with the dye if you try to get it off

U just want to remove visible residue it doesn't have to be perfect. Ur gonna have to use it as cash and NOT use it at banks, casinos, coin changing machines, anything that can be traced to you.

Try finding the sweet spot- right before the ink comes right out of the paper, but where u see the dye come out. Then do a LOT repeated washes with solutions of that molarity

Word hoped you paid attention in chem, they don't want common criminals finding this shit out easy peasy


Probably easier next time to find something to disable/ replicate those RFID dye packs
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Yeah you have drop boxes/deposit boxes in the US.

For example when they collect the cash from a ATM and the guys who collect them have gear that make them look like they from bloody star wars

You also have them in banks, loads of them.

Post offices

A lot of games machines have them for collection now a days.

There are loads of different types - I assume Lars is on about the smaller ones for example http://www.girlfriendswithagingparen...osit-box-info/ but I could be wrong....

the security measure is a small explosive dye pack that covers the contents in a permanent red dye preventing use of the goods and making them traceable.

I think the dye pack was actually a US invention...but could be wrong
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Yeah you have drop boxes/deposit boxes in the US.

For example when they collect the cash from a ATM and the guys who collect them have gear that make them look like they from bloody star wars

You also have them in banks, loads of them.

Post offices

A lot of games machines have them for collection now a days.

There are loads of different types - I assume Lars is on about the smaller ones for example http://www.girlfriendswithagingparen...osit-box-info/ but I could be wrong....

the security measure is a small explosive dye pack that covers the contents in a permanent red dye preventing use of the goods and making them traceable.

I think the dye pack was actually a US invention...but could be wrong
nah bigger

it was the post office one bro

shit looked the size of like a petrol container

EDIT: something like this is what i'm talking, a Securicor bloke:

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it was the post office one bro

shit looked the size of like a petrol container

EDIT: something like this is what i'm talking, a Securicor bloke:

Ha so glad you put that pic up - they look like the fucking star wars rebels lmao

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