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I originally was going to sign up for a debit red card, but they wanted a voided cheque for my account. I don't even have any cheques for my checking account so
by JoshGlazebrook 13y ago
I originally was going to sign up for a debit red card, but they wanted a voided cheque for my account. I don't even have any cheques for my checking account so thankfully I opted for the credit option and got a decent limit.
Going forward, I doubt I will ever decide to link my actual bank account to any retailer cards in the future. It's safer, in my opinion, to just use credit for everything since if that card is compromised it's the bank's money that is being taken and not the actual money directly from my bank account. Which results in less consumer inconvenience at least for me.
- derefr 13y ago> but they wanted a voided cheque for my account Any time an institution asks for a voided cheque, all they're going to do with it is copy the bank, branch, and account numbers off the bottom of it. You can just give them a piece of paper with those three numbers on it instead and they'll take it.