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By poorman - 09/10/2009 23:22 - Canada
You should have double checked that the money is in before tearing it up. I wouldn't gamble with my pay and think twice before ripping it up! When it comes to money, sometimes the traditional method is better...
Should have just went to the bank. Even if taking a picture of it would be easier. At least if you went to the bank you'd know that your check got cashed.
Maybe it just takes a while?
If the instructions said "eat the check" would you have done that?
Unless its in tiny shredded pieces take it to the issuing bank, tell them what happened and they will in almost all cases cash it for you. It happens. Now go get your money!!!
You're supposed to hold onto it for about three months even after you get the confirmation email. Yeah, I learned that the hard way, but I wrote VOID, instead.
Even if there was a confirmation stating that it was processed successfully, just because you were told to rip it does not mean you have to do so. Keeping a hard copy of the original does not hurt.
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So we all know to rip the check after CONFIRMING the deposit was made. Thanks, FML.
Haha, checkmate. Banking app 1 Customer 0