Global Journal

Counterfeit bills have been part of American commerce since the first paper currency circulated in the 1860s, but the problem has not gotten simpler. A few years ago, a diner in rural Ohio lost over $400 in a single weekend to fake twenties that slipped past two employees. That kind of loss cuts deep for a small operation, and it is almost always preventable. The fastest fix most businesses find is a fake money checker at the point of sale, which takes under a second per bill and flags counterfeits before they enter the register.  For retailers who handle significant cash volume, Carnation Enterprises has become a go-to source for these tools, with a range of devices suited to everything from corner stores to busy box offices.… Read More