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How are you buying cheques in a shop? Here in the UK I've only ever seen cheques handed out by banks preprinted with your account details on them. Why would any
by Dayshine 7y ago
How are you buying cheques in a shop? Here in the UK I've only ever seen cheques handed out by banks preprinted with your account details on them.
Why would anybody accept a cheque with a handwritten source account?
- ghaff 7y agoYou just give the printer your account details. A check is just a piece of paper at the end of the day. Of course, many people will only accept an official looking check but you could get one printed with any arbitrary info you cared to.
- doliveira 7y agoYeah, and here upon receiving the cheques you have to register them with the bank before using them.
- dfawcus 7y agoI've hand written them in the past. Also branches used to have partial preprinted cheques available on which one could complete the details. However recently I've seen Bank T&Cs require that one use the banks own preprinted cheques, yet not provide them - essentially removing the cheque facility.
- davchana 7y agoIn US you or anybody can print checks, provided they gave the account number, routing number. Name, address, Bank are optional.
- ghaff 7y ago>Bank are optional Well, the routing number tells you the bank so it's really on the check even if the name isn't. You're right about name and address being optional--although historically people might have refused to accept checks that didn't have this information printed on them.
- astura 7y agoYou can print checks in your house if you wanted, all you need is a check printer https://www.amazon.com/MTI-MICR-Check-Printing-Package/dp/B01AMT3VHC https://www.amazon.com/MTI-MICR-Check-Printing-Package/dp/B0...