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I've never had one of my checks washed, but in second or third grade, a classmate tried "washing" one of my worksheets. Thankfully the teacher called me to her
by MerelyMortal 4y ago
I've never had one of my checks washed, but in second or third grade, a classmate tried "washing" one of my worksheets.
Thankfully the teacher called me to her desk to why didn't I turn in my worksheet (I had), and thankfully my worksheet was on top of the stack which allowed me to see it and point out that I turned it in, and someone else erased my name (still somewhat visible) and wrote theirs.
It seems that many people aren't observant, don't care, and/or don't want the confrontation.
- adql 4y agoThe credit/debit card must be signed by owner. In my history of using debit cards for most, and now for near everything not a single time anyone bothered to check. Even back when the magnetic stripe was used. I also was using out of date identity document for good 6 months and datacenter staff also haven't bothered to check that.
- ghaff 4y agoI'll add that my signature at this point is a totally undecipherable inconsistent scrawl that is even more so in a thin box on the back of a card. I assume I'm not that unusual, especially given that I actually did learn Palmer script once upon a time. I sort of have to laugh whenever I still sometimes need to sign a credit card receipt.