do you have to by law pay the fee for a returned check or can you just pay the origianl amount of the check?
347737
You have to pay the fee assessed, however if you don't pay it, I don't imagine the people to come after you legally for one tiny little fee...however, if you continue to do it they may legally prosecute you
35574
you only pay that amount if you buy it at the auction. But the bank will be there bidding it up to get those fees back. If no one showed up to bid against them they didnt need to bid it up.\n\nIf they got it at the auction it is theirs and they can sell it for whatever they want.
876891
You can ask for counter-cheque from them, 3 or 4 cheques at a time. they have to give it to you. Its free~\n\nIts just another way to get chqs, if you don't need styling
1180918
Everybody is going to pay(or lose) on this one.\nThe person who wrote the check is paying for non-sufficient funds and if the merchandise is not returnable,the price of the merchandise, plus amount the merchant attaches as a returned check fee.\nThe merchant is missing merchandise if it is not a returnable item, and they may not get paid still\nPayPal hasn't gained anything monetary and they have been required to return the check, and notify the merchant of the hot check.
885197
No not any bank.\nTry to cash the check at the bank the check is drawn off. If not then try...\n1. a Check cashing company\n2. Local grocery store\n3. Ask mom or dad to cash it at their bank\n\nIn any case make sure you have VALID ID.
940644
You can try, but many judges are tired of hearing the "it's not my fault" argument based on "bank fees".  Do you think you are the first one to come up with this excuse?  Also, the "it's not my fault" excuse because of someone else holding the check,etc., really makes them mad.  \n\nI've seen dozens of bad check cases in court and everyone seems to come up with the same defense.  \n\nTechnically, you are required to have the money in your account to cover any check you write and it is also your responsibility to account for fees, etc., when manging your money.  I'm not preaching, it's just a fact and that's how the judge looks at it. \n\nThat aside, if you do attempt to contest it, you may lose, but the judge could impose a lower fine.  Also, is everything straightened out now?  Is the check taken care of?  Is the dog registered?  Don't even think about going to court and not having all of that done first.\n\nYou made a mistake.  So be it.  Just pay the fine and go on with your life.
945583
Same as a regular check.\n\nCoach
526012
It works just like a regular check, just ask how they want it made out. A person's name or if it is a small business how they need it made out. They can cash or deposit it just like any other check.
1096630
I believe I heard they do not have to accept it. But send it in -if you had to go to court that would show you tried rather if they sent in back or cashed it. They can sometimes charge enormous late fees (handing, not enough, interest etc). Which might add up to what you sent in(so you gained nothing)\n  It could be one of those Darn if you do and Darn if you Don't things.\n Try talking with a supervisor first and explain many times they will work it out. \n Just my suggestions for who ever needs it.\n\n\nI see meanest from someone.
405795
In using your debit card you engage in transactions that are the same as writing a check.....If you overcharge your acount you will usually be denied the transaction on the basis of insufficient funds. If, however, you do manage to overdraw your account you will end up with a negative balanc, and you will recieve a return check fee just as you would if you wrote a bad check.  The next time you deposit money into your acount the negative balance will be deducted from that money.  No collections unless you close the acount and dont pay the money you owe.
490776
not yet....  go to the bank where you cashed your checks and talk to an officer ... he can and will help you...
358107
If you're taking about the one out of Winnipeg Canada...\n\nIt's a scam to take your money.  Do not deposit that check.  You will get nothing in return.
901229
I doubt the check had actually cleared or your bank would not be charging you back.  They probably gave you "conditional credit" as allowed by their deposit agreement with you.  Remember that a check is a promise to pay.  If the check writer to you doesn't have funds in his account; writes you a bad check; then the bank did not get the money for the check.  Therefore they are entitled to debit your account back for the bad check.  They will send/give the check to you and you will have to chase the person that gave you the check.  \n\nIf it was for money or an item, not a debt, you might contact you local DA's office; they usually have a bad check clearing house for collecting just what happened to you.  However, they have specific requirements for doing so.  \n\nYou might be better served by taking the guy to small claims court.
954416
I don't think it really matters the amount of the check or which state.  Its illegal regardless and you very well could do time if whomever's account you wrote them on presses charges.
1116371
They can cash it but your should have it back when moving out except for the use of cleaning and repairing any damages. But usually they just hang on to it until you pass the ID check
386696
They need to confirm the bank number and account number. You just write VOID in BIG LETTERS on the check so no one else can use it. It's not a big deal. Good Luck! And make sure you enter it in your register as voided.
1047171
If you dont have a bank account and you need to send someone a check/ cheque then get a money order. Walmart and local US postal services sell them. You pay a little extra on top of what amount you need it in. Just go there and say you need to buy one and tell them how much you want it for. It is guaranteed money better than a personal check because it can't bounce/ not be valid.