How to copy: Checks, note banks, bills in mpc2500.

**Eric1968** · 05-22-2012

Originally Posted by manuals4you

Some machines will lock out if you try this, then you'll have to call the manufacturer, who then calls the FBI, and they come to your door.

Must be another 3rd worlder.

I know the older Kyocera machines locked themselves when you tried to copy money. You had to call Kyocera and they could unlock the machine for a lot of money...

**Llama God** · 05-22-2012

Originally Posted by Eric1968

I know the older Kyocera machines locked themselves when you tried to copy money. You had to call Kyocera and they could unlock the machine for a lot of money...

That would have been fine then, just use the ones that you copied to pay them off.

**Jomama46** · 05-22-2012

Originally Posted by Llama God

That would have been fine then, just use the ones that you copied to pay them off.

Right and include a big tip!

**oswaldo160** · 05-22-2012

Originally Posted by Jomama46

Of course, but if your child asks for a knife, is the solution to give him/her the knife?
If you aid or abet an illegal act in the name of " giving a solution" you are as liable as the user. Perhaps they can sue You because as a professional, you supposedly know better.

I understand it, I know but I decide the customer, I am professional I know the laws but this case is special because my customer work with bills and they need the copy only for back information about the bills.

**Jomama46** · 05-22-2012

You can copy them, but much like any reproductions of currency they must be larger or smaller than the actual item. I had a law firm that used to always copy cheques when people would pay with them. They had to change the magnification to either 115% or 85% for it to work.

Posted by rthonpm

**Eric1968** · 05-22-2012

Originally Posted by oswaldo160

I understand it, I know but I decide the customer, I am professional I know the laws but this case is special because my customer work with bills and they need the copy only for back information about the bills.

It's simply forbidden. You're also not allowed to drive your car through a red light. You can't say to the police officer : "Yes, I know it's forbidden, but can you make an exception for this one time because I'm on my way to a special customer?

**tcs04** · 05-22-2012

Even if you could get the machine to do it, the copy would be encoded (Check with a linen tester!) and if used could be traced by the police to the type and serial number of the machine. They would then contact Ricoh, trace the owner and ask who set the machine up to copy banknotes... that would be YOU!!!!