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Although in juxtaposition from the English pronunciation, it has an advantage: "If it was written as 1,200.00$ it would be easier to forge it to become, for ex
by cocoapuffs7 6y ago
Although in juxtaposition from the English pronunciation, it has an advantage:
"If it was written as 1,200.00$ it would be easier to forge it to become, for example, 91,200.00$ by appending a single digit in front."
- 101008 6y agoIt is the same if it goes before. $100 can become $1000 or whatever. It is in fact this the reason checks have the quantity written in letters too, and also a dash that occupies the rest of the space.
- whatl3y 6y agoIt’s not the same if you complete the amount with cents. 100.00$ can become 9100.00$ much easier than $100.00. I explicitly and carefully write out my tip and total with a dollar sign and cents and sometimes circle the total in an attempt to prevent the temptation for anyone to alter the amount (I’ve heard this happening to a could of friends back in college at restaurants and bars).