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It could, but the point I was making is that you have to make the case that they are intentionally holding the stolen currency and not just having been paid sai
by jacoblambda 9y ago
It could, but the point I was making is that you have to make the case that they are intentionally holding the stolen currency and not just having been paid said currency for a service of some kind.
- albertgoeswoof 9y agoI'm not sure that holds, it's like getting paid for a service with marked currency. At best you would have the currency taken off you, and investigated/forced to disclose details of all your transactions, at worst you would be considered for handling stolen goods.