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To: SUSSA
Piss off the clerk and end up on a list of suspects.

First, thank you for posting the section. Second, I don't see anything in the section to warrant your comment about the clerks. The requirement is straight-forward. Spend $10,000 or more in cash....you are on the list. Don't spend $10,000 or more in cash....you are not on the list. The clerk, pissed off or not, has no discretion under the law. (Which I assume will irritate you even more.)

368 posted on 11/25/2001 7:12:30 AM PST by JD86
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To: JD86
You missed the part about structuring transactions to avoid the reporting requirement. If the clerk thinks you are buying in less than 10k increments to avoid the law he can turn you in. Buy a $6,000 projection TV this week and come back next month and buy an $8,000 DVD and sound system and he can report you.

The idea that we should deprive all people of the right to purchase items with cash is the same type of thinking that says we should do away with the right to own and carry guns because some people do bad things with guns.

371 posted on 11/25/2001 7:27:25 AM PST by SUSSA
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