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This seems beyond unecessary.

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Much like whatever moderator deleted my inital useful response.

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I didn't know what the PCS was, but now I realize this is out of the country. That changes things a little in my mind - I believe (but am not sure) that amounts over $10,000 have to be declared on your way back (I'm not sure if this is just cash, it could also inc. negotiable instruments like travellers checks). I thought the OP was just worried about getting mugged; this is a different concern. If I was looking to play high limit sidegames, I'd definitely make arrangements to wire the money front and back if I'm understanding the situation correctly.

Jeff

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Wasn't me, what did you say?

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Either way, I don't see the issue. If it's mugging, then that's silly--unless we're tlaking an obscene amount of money, in which case I don't think it's a good idea to have all that in cash.

If it's the travelling internationally we're worried about then just declare it, if that's what is required.

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I have not traveled much but I hear that if you carry around a lot of cash you might get into trouble.

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You mean, like, it will go on your permanant record?

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I have not traveled much but I hear that if you carry around a lot of cash you might get into trouble.

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You mean, like, it will go on your permanant record?

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No he means like if the TSA or law enforcement discover > 10K cash on you they presume you are a drug dealer and seize the cash.

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son i'd rob your ass for $100.00 What casino do you usually go to, I already know your real name.....

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Money is not illegal. If law requires that you declare certain amounts of money when travelling abroad, then do so. I feel this thread is done.