Fake Error Currency

An common ebay example of a fake error:

http://cgi.ebay.com/2009-FRN-1-Wron...em3cb046fdd0

The seller includes the disclaimer, "This note is NOT BEP ERROR."

Hoping that you won't know what BEP is or won't care. (BEP is Bureau of Engraving). In other words, he's telling you that it's not a real Mint error.

Also, the Serial number stars with 99.

As stated on a previous link:
The Miscut Note:
This one has been around for a while and is so easy to do that you see them everywhere. The con-artist simply buys a sheet of currency from the BEP for about 40% over the face value of the sheet. He then cuts the sheet so that it appears that there was a tragic cutting error at the BEP. This one is very easy to spot because notes that were once in sheet form have a serial number over 99,000,000.

It's value: Exactly $1. But he get's unsuspecting people to buy it for $18.50 plus $2 shipping.