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Re: Damaged cheques (or \"checks\" for you Americans)
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Step 1: call bank Step 2: ask [/ QUOTE ] 1) The bank is closed and I don't feel like sitting on hold all night when I call their 1-800 number. 2) I was hoping someone in OOT works for a bank or has had a similar experience and could provide me with the answer. And surprise surprise, someone did. 3) You're a douche. |
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Re: Damaged cheques (or \"checks\" for you Americans)
Ok fine.
I've worked at various banks and seen this many times. Sometimes it goes through, sometimes it doesn't. Why? Depends on the bank. So to summerize this post again: Call bank, ask. |
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Re: Damaged cheques (or \"checks\" for you Americans)
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Ok fine. I've worked at various banks and seen this many times. Sometimes it goes through, sometimes it doesn't. Why? Depends on the bank. [/ QUOTE ] Thank you. This more of the kind of information that I was looking for. I'll probably go ahead and try to deposit it, as I'd deposited a slightly less ripped cheque before and they took it. I'm waiting to see what the site has to say before I proceed. |
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Re: Damaged cheques (or \"checks\" for you Americans)
It gets better: I just noticed that my name on the cheque has a typo in it. And they won't cancel the cheque -- I have to mail it back to them first.
Sigh. |
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