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belabored local computer industry user cannot aim smartphone at check but manages to write entire smarmy comment about it, more at 10. seriously tho, even givi
by sitzkrieg 3y ago
belabored local computer industry user cannot aim smartphone at check but manages to write entire smarmy comment about it, more at 10.
seriously tho, even giving someone a handwritten check and getting it deposited or cashed anywhere is a minutes problem
- Macha 3y agoIn the USA maybe. I need to go to my bank in person between 10-12 or 2-4 M-F here if I wanted to cash a cheque. The bank branch is an hour away.
- Ekaros 3y agoBeing in Europe, I'm not entirely sure if I could even cash a check. At least my dad had problems with one from Canada couple years ago. And I doubt one from other places would fare any better.
- justinclift 3y agoMight depend on the country though. Cheques don't seem to be a thing any more in most countries (apart from special circumstances), with the clear exception of the US.
- ghaff 3y agoForeign checks are admittedly a bit of a pain; I need to go to a bank branch (though not exactly a $999/hr pain). But I routinely deal with domestic checks and it's <5 minutes with my phone's bank app.
- stavros 3y agoI wouldn't even know what to do with a check. I've literally never seen one.
- pc86 3y ago[flagged]
- stavros 3y agoIt's a big world out there, and only an extreme, extreme minority of it is the US.
- x3ro 3y agoYou must be from the US :) Believe me when I tell you that e.g. most Germans, probably most Europeans, have never had to deal with a cheque.
- Macha 3y agoIn some of these countries, I suspect giant novelty cheques may even be the majority of cheques.
- alphager 3y agoOr living in a country with a working intra-bank money transfer system, like China, India, Canada, the UK or the whole of the EU.