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> But he said, "Since you deposited the check > 'thinking there was no chance it would cash, > and without even endorsing it' -- you didn't > com
by dhugiaskmak 14y ago
> But he said, "Since you deposited the check
> 'thinking there was no chance it would cash,
> and without even endorsing it' -- you didn't
> commit fraud."
But he did deposit the check with the thought that it would cash. He wouldn't have done it otherwise, since it wouldn't have been funny.
- DanBC 14y agoNo, he said that he thought there was no chance it would clear. He said that he imagined the phone call from the bank to tell him that the cheque was nonsense. I don't know if that's enough to avoid fraud. In England he'd have to pay back the cash, and any interest earned on the cash, and he'd have to have good lawyers to get off any criminal charges. I think; IANAL etc.