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Counterfeit money being passed as payment in Rhondda Cynon Taf

South Wales Police are advising residents in Rhondda Cynon Taf & Merthyr to be vigilant after reports of counterfeit money being passed as payment in the area.

The counterfeit notes have included £20 and £50 notes.

Anyone who has concerns, or who has fallen victim to counterfeit notes, should call us on 101.

 
 
What to do if you get a counterfeit note | Bank of England
Counterfeit banknotes are rare, but it always pays to be careful. Only a small fraction of 1% of banknotes in circulation are counterfeit.
BANKOFENGLAND.CO.UK
 
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