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Don't turn over car until cheque clearedpugboy wrote:what happens if diff bank tho?
you know 2-4 days to clear
pugboy wrote:what happens if diff bank tho?
you know 2-4 days to clear
paid_influencer wrote:what if I deposit a cheque into your account
but my account is overdrawn/insufficient funds
would the cheque clear and you think everything good good on your end,
until it eventually bounce?
paid_influencer wrote:what if I deposit a cheque into your account
but my account is overdrawn/insufficient funds
would the cheque clear and you think everything good good on your end,
until it eventually bounce?
adnj wrote:paid_influencer wrote:what if I deposit a cheque into your account
but my account is overdrawn/insufficient funds
would the cheque clear and you think everything good good on your end,
until it eventually bounce?
You don't know what "cheque cleared" means. The process of cheque clearing literally requires that the cheque has been presented to the issuing bank, honored by the issuing bank, and the funds have been deposited into the recipient's account.
Any cheque, including a manager's cheque, can have a stop payment issued to make it worthless prior to presentation.
paid_influencer wrote:adnj wrote:paid_influencer wrote:what if I deposit a cheque into your account
but my account is overdrawn/insufficient funds
would the cheque clear and you think everything good good on your end,
until it eventually bounce?
You don't know what "cheque cleared" means. The process of cheque clearing literally requires that the cheque has been presented to the issuing bank, honored by the issuing bank, and the funds have been deposited into the recipient's account.
Any cheque, including a manager's cheque, can have a stop payment issued to make it worthless prior to presentation.
bro google is lying to you
when people say the cheque 'clear' they mean they seeing the funds in their account
the receiving bank have a specified time frame to put money in your account. so money going in after x number of days unless it happen to bounce sooner than that.
sometimes if the issuing bank real far or something, the cheque have to physically reach them for them to take funds out of the sender's account and at that time it would bounce and the receiving bank would take the funds back out of the receiving account
alfa wrote:paid_influencer wrote:adnj wrote:paid_influencer wrote:what if I deposit a cheque into your account
but my account is overdrawn/insufficient funds
would the cheque clear and you think everything good good on your end,
until it eventually bounce?
You don't know what "cheque cleared" means. The process of cheque clearing literally requires that the cheque has been presented to the issuing bank, honored by the issuing bank, and the funds have been deposited into the recipient's account.
Any cheque, including a manager's cheque, can have a stop payment issued to make it worthless prior to presentation.
bro google is lying to you
when people say the cheque 'clear' they mean they seeing the funds in their account
the receiving bank have a specified time frame to put money in your account. so money going in after x number of days unless it happen to bounce sooner than that.
sometimes if the issuing bank real far or something, the cheque have to physically reach them for them to take funds out of the sender's account and at that time it would bounce and the receiving bank would take the funds back out of the receiving account
I did manager's cheques before and they take out the money from your account as soon as the cheque is written. When it is cashed then it is deposited into the recieving account. It is thus impossible to bounce a manager's cheque
"Bro" there is a difference between a cheque clearing and a cheque being honored. You are saying cleared - that is not what happens.paid_influencer wrote:adnj wrote:paid_influencer wrote:what if I deposit a cheque into your account
but my account is overdrawn/insufficient funds
would the cheque clear and you think everything good good on your end,
until it eventually bounce?
You don't know what "cheque cleared" means. The process of cheque clearing literally requires that the cheque has been presented to the issuing bank, honored by the issuing bank, and the funds have been deposited into the recipient's account.
Any cheque, including a manager's cheque, can have a stop payment issued to make it worthless prior to presentation.
bro google is lying to you
when people say the cheque 'clear' they mean they seeing the funds in their account
the receiving bank have a specified time frame to put money in your account. so money going in after x number of days unless it happen to bounce sooner than that.
sometimes if the issuing bank real far or something, the cheque have to physically reach them for them to take funds out of the sender's account and at that time it would bounce and the receiving bank would take the funds back out of the receiving account
Wasn't there a case a few years ago, where a few dozen cell phones were purchased with invalid manager's cheques?Phone Surgeon wrote:You can get fake managers cheque....and people can cancel or stop a managers cheque.....
I hadn't seen that thread before. I thought that you may had heard about the phone fraud but I wasn't aware that someone attempted something similar with you at your business. I apologize if it seemed as if I was joking about your posted experience.Phone Surgeon wrote:https://trinituner.com/v4/forums/viewtopic.php?t=762275
Police are once again calling on citizens to exercise caution when making purchases from people they have only interacted with via social media platforms.
The latest reminder comes after a 23-year-old man was fleeced of $28,000, for the purchase of a Toyota Prado.
The victim told police that he had made contact with someone that he met on Facebook Marketplace on July 18 for the purchase of the vehicle valued at an estimated $500,000.
After making the downpayment of $28,000, the seller allegedly ignored all further attempts for communication and has not delivered the vehicle.
Phone Surgeon wrote:theres a crew who dealing in scotia bank cheques that have someone intercepting the calls to scotia and verifying the fake cheques.
heard that in person from head of fraud squad at the time 2-3 years ago
Phone Surgeon wrote:It almost unbelievable eh. Real TV thing. Men intercepting bank calls and approving certified cheques. It almost funny
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