This is one of my pet peeves. Most stores have signs up that say that they will not accept bills larger then $50's or that they will not accept $100 bills.
However here's the thing, Canadian bank machines do give out $100 bills. So exactly what should you be doing with them? Using them as toilet paper because most places don't accept it as legal tender?
This isn't new. This has been ongoing for years. I know they can be counterfeit, but there are ways to tell if it's a fake or a real $100. Why don't more stores train their employees instead of refusing them?
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We take $100s at work. considering we have a lot of courses that cost $200+, it makes sense. And honestly I check every bill I get, 5, 10, 20, 50 or 100 :D
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