checks are for black people that get welfare.
Not trying to hijack the thread, but I was going to make a similar topic:
Last Sunday I wrote my ex a check post dated for Monday since my direct deposit wouldn't kick in until Sunday at midnight. So the fucking bitch changed the date on the check and took it to some check cashing place and cashed it on Sunday causing me to overdraft with a bounced check fee, and continual overdraft fee after I went to pay the rest of my bills. It's gotta be some kind of crime to forge a date on a check right?
Like I said, checks are for black people.
If you want it investigated you'd have to talk to an upper person. Reason being what she did is fraud. Which was stupid however, because most (and I think all) banks state in your agreement state that banks can and will cash future dated checks. It's not like illegal to future date, but there is nothing to stop a person cashing it before the date. So technically, she didn't need to forge it and could have still cashed it.
http://www.finweb.com/banking-credit...ed-checks.html
Sounds to me like you're more likely to get in trouble for writing a postdated check than she is for depositing it.
even if your ex didn't alter the check, banks will still accept it.
http://www.bankingquestions.com/chec...ostdating.html
just wanted to clear up that post dating a check does jackshit. (though altering - in any way - maybe illegal. i dunno)There is no law that prohibits the issuance of a post-dated check; however, there are laws against issuing checks when you know that you don't have funds to cover them. Whether a particular state's bad-check law would make an allowance for the fact that a check was postdated is something you need to check in your own state.
Delivering postdated checks is not wise, however. That's because it's legal for your bank to pay a check even when it's postdated, unless you've taken the extra step to contact the bank and put it on notice about the postdated check, and requested the bank not to pay it until its date. From an operational point of view, this creates almost exactly the same work for the bank as a true stop payment order. For that reason, you may find that your bank will charge a fee -- often the same as its fee for a stop payment -- for handling a watch for a postdated check.
gonna go ahead and say western union?
but also gonna agree with 99% of the rest of the posters and say get a fucking bank account, how in the fuck can u not have a bank account
Get a driver's license to open a bank account.
I have a license lol. At least i'm not as bad as other niggers. I'm on a different forum and I know how to cash a check, the out of state ones are just tricker. This guy made a thread on "real niggas" forums (don't ask me lol some other nigger linked me to it just now)
Just got my first school check? How do i turn it into currency?= ]
never cashed a check in my life. help please..
Sonomaa forced my hand by sending a check. I had to open an account today. I got a hello kitty debit card and a wildlife credit card (they donate to wildlife when i use the shit or woulda got dual hello kitties)
Anyone taking bets on how long it will take Vegetto to fuck up his credit?
Nah, I don't buy anything I can't afford. Though while we're on the question of credit, do I actually have to wait to be billed to get credit, or can I buy something w/ the CC, go to the site and pay it off w/ the debit 2 secs later, and have that count for paying off a CC? if not, I have no plans to use it at all.
You can pay it off immediately if your CC offers free online bill pay (and if it doesn't offer that you shouldn't have a CC with them anyways, so I'm assuming they do). Certain transactions (like paying for gas at the pump, which I guess isn't an issue for you) will take a few days or up to a week to post to your account though.
Ah kk. Someone had said it wouldn't count towards my credit if I didn't wait for the bill and make show I could make monthly payments, ect. But yea, I'm not dumb enough to spend money I don't have. Strictly for building credit while paying it off immediately, no longer than the same day tbh
What do they mean by "count towards credit"? If you mean to increase your credit score, as long as you're not late it wont count against you. They'll report it to the agencies as being in good standing and never late, etc (I can't remember the exact words they use). Your credit report will basically say that you've had a credit card for x amount of time and have always paid on time. So it should still build credit regardless, unless your friend knows something that I don't.
Credit reports don't even show what kind of schedule you pay on. It just says how long you've had it, your maximum credit limit, and I think it shows the biggest balance you've ever had at one time (though it may just show the biggest amount you've ever had at bill time, which for you would say zero. In that case I guess it may look as if you've never even used the card. But I don't think this is how it's reported). I'll have to look at my credit report when I get home and see how these things are reported.