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You can print concert tickets and photocopy ids in black and white, I don't understand your point. Noone requires color for those use cases.
by lagt_t 3y ago
You can print concert tickets and photocopy ids in black and white, I don't understand your point. Noone requires color for those use cases.
- lmm 3y agoI've had cases where colour was required e.g. one of my ID stamps was unreadable in black-and-white, my tax return form has colour sections (might have been accepted in black-and-white but was certainly clearer in colour)...
- kstrauser 3y agoI absolutely 100% guarantee that you can submit tax forms printed in black and white. I suspect the IRS is more surprised when they see printed forms that are anything but.
- lmm 3y agoNot the IRS (whatever that is), was a bank, and they absolutely reacted positively to it being in colour as an original.
- kstrauser 3y agoAn original what? Thing is, I also own a color scanner. It’s just as easy for me to make a color copy of a doc as a B/W copy. That’s pretty common now. If your bank thinks that a form with red lines on it must be an original, then they suck at technology more than most banks.
- lmm 3y ago> An original what? An original tax return form. > If your bank thinks that a form with red lines on it must be an original, then they suck at technology more than most banks. Be that as it may, I don't have a banking license and wasn't about to turn my nose up at a bank that finally let me open a corporate account after about 4 months of effort.
- lupire 3y agoLots of banks still require signatures in blue ink.
- kstrauser 3y agoSMH. I use blue ink because I like it, but the idea of that being a validator amuses me.