kristoff wrote:not faking... but really interesting![]()
http://fr.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?id=61995555 Ajaccio 19-04
http://fr.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?id=61940735 Ajaccio 18-04
http://fr.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?id=61871826 Roissy 17-04
http://fr.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?id=61871093 Bastia 17-04
http://fr.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?id=61891045 Ajaccio 17-04 (20090 ?)
http://fr.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?id=61871852 Ajaccio 17-04
http://fr.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?id=61814833 Ajaccio 16-04
http://fr.eurobilltracker.com/notes/?id=61767119 Ajaccio 15-04
+ some others moderated...
If I understand the first user, he was in Corsica on April 15 to 17, in Paris on April 17, and a new time in Corsica on April 17 to 19![]()
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different postal codes and dates for realise more hits![]()
not very interesting at my eyes
Well, in fact, the dates are very easliy explained. I had my trusty ol' laptop with me and didn't upload the collected note data each and every day. In fact, I did pass through CDG on the 13th, continued to Corsica via Nice on the very same day and left Corsica on the 19th, passing again through CDG ( via Orly ).
And regarding the postal codes used, I always use the actual postal code for the area where I do recieve a note if I either know it or have the possibility to dig it forth. Since downtown Ajaccio has postal code 20000 and for example the Societe Generale branch where I managed to exchange some smaller notes is situated at 20090 and the the airport has a postal code of its own, well ... for example, it would be very wong if I'd enter all notes that I lay may hands on in Helsinki only with the postal code of 00100 ( the center of Helsinki ) when Helsinki in fact have more than 80 different postal codes for different parts of the area. It would be quite misleading to enter all notes with 00100.
Eliezer did pick up a handfull of "souvenirs" that I hadn't spread like the rest around the Helsinki area. I did figure that I could leave the dispersing of that handful to that particular bank, since it ain't very often when someone goes and picks up a bundle or two for tracking at the banks in my hometown ....







