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Griffin
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it was in a card and l thought it was empty so l ripped it up because it had my address on it. when l threw it l realised l had ripped it up. what can l do?
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Norm
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yes just go to your local bank
aslong as when you put both sides together they match then they will change it for you
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Newman
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Take it to the bank. If the numbers are present they will exchange it.
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Hanson
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If you sellotape it together shops will accept it
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Coach
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I've done this before and the post office changed it for me, Leave it for them to stick it together though.
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Kim
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l think they give you a form that you have to fill out explaining how it happened. then you send it off along with the £10 note and you will receive a cheque shortly afterwards.
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Lostyo
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sellotape it back together. Its still legal tender, no matter how many bits it is in.. but the bank is more likely to change it, if its been taped back together.
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Bobyer
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No! Your obviously a real tear away.
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Kickshaw
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As long as the numbers and the security tab are intact the bank should change it without any problems
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Lemon
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yes as long as you take it all with you.
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couzo
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Cellotape and jigsaw puzzle patience.
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Callaway
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Take it to your Bank and explain what happened. As long as you have all the bits, they should make you a refund.
Do not try putting it back together - these damaged notes are a pain in the butt from a Teller is point of view!!!
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Que
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as long as the number can be seen they will change it
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Happy
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How it works is if you have 51% of a bill it is legal tender. Which half and numbers matters not.
But you have all of it. Just tape it together and take it to a bank.
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