How bad does a bounce check look?
356579
Usually one bad check will not be a problem however if you get a lot of them they can close your account and you may have trouble opening another account for up to five years.
541547
then tell him to mail it to you, IF they say there is a "processing fee" tell them to go fucj themselves.\n\nIf they do mail it to you, deposit, and WAIT until the check actually clears your account.\n\nThe other option is to call the police in the area code and ask them if they are aware of this company, also the Better Business Bureau.
1131608
It's not possible.  The money is guaranteed by the company that sold it to you for the cash.  Money orders and cashier's checks represent as Cash on a balance sheet.  They cannot bounce like a check.
121204
what else came with the check? Read all the fine print to make sure. then maybe u can cash it. but be careful, i would also ask the banker teller if it looks legit.
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.
955570
Don't spend the money until the check is in your hand... you just never know on these things.  I've seen death cause cases get nothing.
643718
Bounce - System of a Down
1145262
Depends on what the particular loan documentation states.  A bouncing charge would be the fee that the bank or institution who holds the loan would charge against you if your check should bounce for your loan payment.
915886
If the "job" has anything to do with receiving checks from their "customers" here in North America and forwarding the money on to them, it is a scam.  The checks will bounce but only after you wire the money out and the bank will hold you liable.
930235
It's a scam.\n\nThe $4,600 check is going to be returned.  You never should have deposited it because it is counterfeit and the police might think you are part of the whole scheme.  \n\nObviously, don't send them a penny and don't respond to any more of their e-mails.
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One of two things will happen:\n\n1) After you give them your bank account number, they clean out your bank account.\n\n2) They send you a check for 10,000 dollars.  It seems to clear.  You send them a check back for 9,000 dollars.  Then the first check bounces.  You are out 9,000 dollars.
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May 1,2006\nI also received a similar letter and am wondering the same thing.  I did call however and spoke with a rep.  She told me that I should deposit the check, and then call her back and she would give me the information on who I should contact to claim my "prize".  I have yet to take any further action.  I am curious to see how many people have received this letter and where they all live.  I live in Atlanta.  If any one else has any more information please post it!\n\nMay 2, 2006\nI called a local consumer advocate number and they recommend that I shred the check. That even though the check looks real and that in three days the funds may appear in my account but the check actually takes up to a week to completely to go through, and since the dead line to complete the transaction is May 5 by Monday they will have cashed the cashiers check and their check from J P Morgan will have bounced. Kristi please let us know what happened.
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i kno whoever falls for that is dum. once some guy claimed he was the owner of a company call "ZAZA FABRICS" and he sent me 4 checks that had $500.00 each he told me if i cash them and send the money to him i keep 10% i did it like an idiot and the bank told me it was fake. i almost went to jail but i showed them the email and they let me slide. while i was waiting for the check to cash i told him it would take two weeks and he got mad and said he would call the police if i didn't send money but i didn't i told him i aint gonna send him nothing until the checks are cashed. i learned my lesson.\nif he ever sends u a email\nthis is his address\nzazafabrics@yahoo.com
937666
It's a typical scam.. Good thing you checked it out first before you went nuts and lost your money.  Face it, NO ONE is going to just up and send you a check in the mail for no reason.  This is scam city big time.
374864
stop payment on check\nclosed or lost/stolen account\ninsufficient funds\nwrong account number
497230
Check with management and see if you can put a charity tin beside the cash register (nail it down too). \nHave a small sign asking for any 'small change for the needy', details and a pic on the tin so the customers know it's a legitimate charity.\nMake sure you return the customers change by passing it in front of the tin to make it noticable. (Ever notice how some people go blind in front of things like that?) \nSmile, and they'll probably just drop it in.\n\nYou'll have helped someone feel good about themselves too.
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It Can be.  Really read the customer feedback, make sure they have a lot of different ids that have bought things (not just three or four that have bought a ton).  If they have negative feedback, I'd shy away.\n\nJust remember the shipping might be quite expensive too.\n\nI'd also pay through paypal too, or a trusted way that you could get your money back.  I wouldn't use credit card or check because they can re-use the credit card or use the account number on your check to do damage.  Money order or paypal.  Paypal will also tell you if they are a verified seller - more proof they are legit.\n\nGood Luck, and don't open any of those stupid emails about your account no matter what they say.  Always delete them and if ebay is contacting you it will be online in your mailbox on ebay too.