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Q: Paying fancy meal only in 1 yuan bills and 5 maos - can they refuse?

I've been saving up literally every 1 kuai bill and 5 mao bills and coins for a couple of months, as has my friend. Between us we have about 1,000 RMB worth of money, and we aim to go to a fancy restaurant and lay the truth out on them at the end. What are the chances they would refuse our money? Are they allowed to?

14 years 6 weeks ago in  Arts & Entertainment - China

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I have paid a hundred RMB bill with ones, not that it was my intention, but that is what I had at the moment and had absolutely no problem. Just took a tad longer while they counted the bill and that was that.

Back home, the waitress/waiter would have freaked....

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money is money to them no matter if you pay in 1fen they will accept.

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"Can" they refuse? Of course. They are under no obligation to accept any bill, be it large or small. "Would" they refuse? I doubt it.

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