I've got a Rs. 500 note from an HDFC atm (in velachery). The note was tampered. It is torn on one of the corners. Each note comes with a unique number, right? Well the note just tore through that!!! Some INTELLIGENT FOOL cleverly managed to attach the torn piece with some cello tape. People are not willing to accept this note.
I went to the SBT (Triplicane branch) bank to try and get it exchanged, but they told they won't do that. I don't understand why they refused. This note is "bank property" or the property of the RBI, so why won't ordinary banks help me exchange this note?
What should I do now?
2006-11-21
02:30:06
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Could anyone think of a non-cunning way to solve this situation. There must be some mechanism to exchange tampered notes.
2006-11-21
03:09:18 ·
update #1