My god, learn the classics:
Sure, laugh all you want.
This is why I always check my bitcoins through in baggage. No hassles, and I know that my investment is safe and insured.
This guy used to inscribe bitcoins of his own design.
Could be that they were trying to plant some and their plan didnât work out. Donât suppose? TSA is a wily bunch from what I read and hear.
There are no international flights from Manchester.
Yes, but Manchester, NH isnât an international airport. I am unaware of any restriction on carrying monetary instruments on domestic flights in the US.
Hence the first question out of the managerâs mouth was about whether the guy was traveling internationally, then when the guy wouldnât answer, the manager told him his concern was about monetary instruments, and the manager immediately dropped the matter the moment that he was told it was domestic travel. (Though it sounds like the manager decided on a trust-but-verify approach to that claim)
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I am unaware of any restriction on carrying monetary instruments on domestic flights in the US.[/quote]
Reference "Asset forfeiture or in his case just the normal TSA âYouâre wearing a Hoodieâ tax.
This guys story was actually very interesting, and to me focused more on the odd fact that someone has been telling TSA they need to âwatch for BitCoinâ. Funny how so many commenters focus more on âstupid TSAâ or âthe guy sounds like a dickâ. Is he anti-authority? Of course, heâs writing for an anarchist site. Duh. And I find the TSA no more stupid than the people who put their âcrypto-currencyâ into an âexchangeâ and were surprised when it evaporated.
And I didnât think that there was anything on BB today that was going to make me poop myself laughing.
What a maroon, what an ignoranimus! Is a quote from Bugs Bunny and is spelled correctly.
Itâs also ridiculous because bitcoins do have a physical manifestation.
Next, theyâll be looking for unicorn horns!
He might very well have been transporting more than $10K worth of Bitcoins, depending on how many of them he had in his laptop or other storage media, even if the price didnât halve or double when he wasnât looking. He probably had a reasonably good guess. (Of course, if heâs not travelling internationally, thereâs no restriction on how much of it he can carry without reporting it.)
What a ta-ra-ra-goon-de-ay.
HmmmâŚyesâŚtime for me to mint some wooden nickâŚerâŚwooden bitcoins and take some sort of a road-trip.
Wooden nickels, tulipsâŚtra-laâŚ
Thatâs a lot, since thereâs only 10 kinds of people in the world.
Is there really any reason whatsoever to carry bitcoins with you anywhere? Canât you save them in an encrypted file online and access it from anywhere?
Forgive my ignorance.