Check written to Vet 2 months ago, Never cashed.?
363152
well i hope your cat is better..but honesty is the BEST policy...the vet saved your cat, but if the vet says the bill is paid that means that they credited your account with someone elses money or the check got dropped in the trash after they credited your account..so its tough to answer this question...you can resend them a check and then you will have a credit i am sure or you can show the vet that they didnt receive the money or you can DONATE the money that the vet charged you and say you have paid, to the local animal shelter..good luck!
454205
Oh come on.  Did your check bounce or not?  Are you trying to burn them on the technicality that you have a stamped piece of paper knowing your check never cleared?  \n\nIf your check never cleared, you owe them the money plus probably interest.  If you have paid them, send them a copy of the canceled check along with a copy of your stamped documents indicating you paid it already.
679415
To: \n\nThis is to inform you that I am in receipt of a check alleged to have been written by you. \n\nDated: \nIn the amount of: \nMade Payable to: \nBank Drawn on: \n\nThis check was presented to me in the usual course of business, and was returned to me from the above said bank marked; \n\nInsufficient Funds_____ \n\nClosed Acccount _____\n\nIn accordance with the General Laws of the State of ________, you are hereby given seven (7) business days notice that said check has not been paid, and if you shall not have paid the amount due hereon within seven (7) business days of receipt of this notice, this shall serve as evidence of intent to defraud, and a request to the __________ Police Department to take Criminal action shall be made by me. \n\nSigned: \n\nDate: \n\nAddress:
598194
You could see if the hospital would sign off on it, I doubt they would.\n\nSend the check back.  They can't do that. The settlement was to YOU?  or..YOU and the hospital?  Look at the settlement.  \n\n If it specifically has YOU & Hospital.  your sunk.  If it has YOU + medical expenses,  send the check back. MAKE them write it to you.  If they refuse,  call the State capitol in your State. Talk with the State Insurance Commissioner.\n\nA Lot of Ins. Co's do this. They want to see that he medical bills get paid. It's none of there business, if they do or not.  I wouldn't cut a Lawyer in on this. Not when you can do it yourself.\n\nGood Luck.  Don't cash the check, or your screwed.
999981
First of all, you need to write a letter to your friend to her last known address, stating that it has been 7 months since you left (insert name) with me to take care of.  In that time, I have not heard from you or received any monetary support for your horse.  For this reason, I am giving you until (insert a date and a time) to come and retrieve your horse.  \n\nMail this letter CERTIFIED and keep a copy and attach the return receipt to the letter.  When the date comes and goes, contact the Justice Court to obtain a Civil Lawsuit form and pay the low fee to have her served.  Civil statutes may be different in your state in regards to the maximum allowed amount you can sue for, but you can include everything you have spent on the horse, as well as the fee for having her served.\n\nSince this is a Civil issue, the police cannot help you with this.  \n\nThe local Humane Society will not be able to help you either as they do not have any say in the law.\n\nI feel for you and I hope it all works out!
1116616
Still have to pay it....but they should not  charge you late fees.  Do you have proof that you paid -- like a receipt?? Or just drop it in the rent box??
757551
If you have a valid reason for the NSF checks then go to the bank and speak with them.  They will work with you.  If the reason is simply because you wrote checks and did not have the money in there then there is no reason to give it back to you.
284100
I didn't get anything from that site in particular, but your state should have an "Unclaimed Property" division in the Treasury department.\n\nI found some money in there this year.  Not a bad gig, and it is your money after all.
756605
Go to the district attorney with the receipt for the certified letter\nand a copy of the bounced check..\nThe District Attorney should be happy to collect it for you...\nBad checks are illegal...\nYou need not sue, your employer broke the law..\nThis is not a civil matter, it is now a crimminal matter...
922627
They are so fake so hopefully you have not gotten taken like a lot of others. I have found out that CLA are not cashing their checks right at the bank. What you need to do is go and get a trace of your cheque and money order from where ever you had it made and check to see if the cheque was actually deposited into an account that has CLA business attached to it. I found out by phonebusters that you could go back to the bank and ask for your money back because they did not follow cheque cashing rules and regulations if the cheque was cashed or deposited into an account that was not their CLA business account. My cheque was not cashed properely and either was my friends and we are in the process of getting our money back from the bank. Also there is a investigation happaning now with the rcmp in toronto and my friends husband has been working with them giving them our emails and any names and info that we have. If you have any info that you might think that will be helpfull please email me back at hugybearno69@yahoo.ca. If you have dealt with this company and was told to send the money anywhere outside the toronto area please let me know and also other names that have been used so far we know of a blaine dunlop,brad thompson which we found out are the same person just using different voices.
1014863
Contact E-Bay, by phone or computer and explain what you have done. This is why you should use Pay-Pal. They will contact the seller and see what he says, also take the receipt back to Western Union and see if the MO was cashed and by whom.. If it has then contact (or  try) the seller. If nothing is worked out then he is a Federal case, and you might point this out to him. transactions over State lines ending in fraud, falls in there jurisdiction....good luck
1022044
Contact the tax bureau in the state where you live. Tell them your story. Then wait several months for them to get back to you and several more months after that for them to send you another check. And, it will be without interest. Only we taxpayers have deadlines and get penalized if we are late.\n\nGood luck!!
448429
If it's was over thirty days there is nothing they will do, and the "I never got the bill" never works because it is the most commonly used excuse. I would call back and request to speak to the shift manager or floor supervisor and tell them how upset you are with the service received by their employee, state the entire situation (facts only, without emotion or hysterics.) ask them to review your file and show where you've never been late and ask if they will kindly remove the charge as a one time service. Understand they keep records and you may only be able to try this once. make sure they know you are upset with the previous CSR and will make your disatisfaction known to a higher supervisor.
1050103
You can place a stop payment on your check. A check is considered "Staled Dated" after 6 months. Our tellers here where I work are not to take a check dated older than 6 months. some check have a void after date, but on a personal account it is 6 months. I hope this helps you my friend.
1094770
b - there is not enough money in the account to cover the check. This can be due to "floating" a check, which is writing a check with the expectation that the amount needed to cover the check will be in the account by the time the check arrives at your bank.
993925
As a therapist, I work with many court ordered individuals.  I learned early on that it was not in my best interest to take checks unless it is from a client I have worked with for more than a couple of months.  I think the business you are in will determine how well the taking of checks works for you.
1062981
That's weird..is it addressed to you or was there some mix up in the mail? If it is addressed to you, ask around. Do your parents know her perhaps? Some aunt you never heard of? Is it a good friend that uses her maiden name you never heard before perhaps? Maybe with the ladies last name and city (if provided) you can find her in the phone book and call her to see why she send a check? I'm sure it feels much better cashing the check if you are sure the money is legally yours. Good luck!