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Bob Bacon, owner Gregg's restaurants, said his four locations have received 5 fake $100 bills in the last three months. (Gregg's restaurants.)
Customers who want to pay with a $100 bill at a Rhode Island chain of restaurants will now have to fill out a form.
WJAR-TV reports that all four locations of Gregg’s will now require a name, phone number and driver’s license number whenever someone pays with a $100 bill.
Owner Bob Bacon says it’s because they have received five fake $100s in the last three months. He tells the station the policy is not about getting restitution if they receive a fake bill. He says it’s about creating a paper trail so they can track down whoever is making the fake bills.
Bacon says they haven’t received any fake bills since they instituted the policy earlier this month.