All I see for that in the article is this part: >>The woman behind the thick glass window raised her eyebrows, disappeared into a back room, came back with a l

All I see for that in the article is this part: >>The woman behind the thick glass window raised her eyebrows, disappeared into a back room, came back with a large metal box of $100 bills, and counted them out with a machine. Then she pushed the stacks of bills through the slot along with a sheet of paper warning me against scams. I thanked her and left. Giving you a generic warning slip isn't the same as "telling you to be aware of scams" -- most people lump that into generic background noise.