the bank allowed my father to cancell my check card?
411358
I would go to the bank and tell them that they are illegally giving out personal information and they need to fix it or you will seek a lawyer for their advice.Or maybe you should use another bank.
1103748
I never go in banks either if I can get out of it .. It is almost as bad as going to get your car tags. I hate checks that have that statment on them and will send them back and demand payment  with out that restrection on them or auto deposit. But again they don't have me bent over because I don't need their money, just that its mine and I want it. You should not have  to jump through hoops for them. I guess you have to have their money to live so you can't fight with them for a month or two. Sounds like you are bent over. lol
149333
They made a mistake at the bank, it happens all the time. Just take it back to the bank and explain the situation. They'll issue you a new one.
950106
Your question leaves a little detail out.  If you are worried about a check you DEPOSITED into your account, banks give you conditional credit sometimes for deposit and they can subtract the deposit from your account, if the check is rightfully returned.  That's under your deposit/account agreement with them.  \n\nIf it's a check you gave to someone else, and it cleared your account, that means that it won't bounce back to you "per se" but that the bank will be looking for you to make up any difference in funds short in your account, as an overdraft of your account.  Also in your deposit/account agreement.  Banks have a limited time to allow clearance of funds interbank under the Uniform Commercial Code and don't ask for funds back from another bank if that time period has passed, if they transferred the funds. If you are concerned about a different situation, please edit your question to provide more detail.
812416
Two wrongs don't make a right.  Your mom needs to speak to an attorney who specializes in such matters.  To deliberately try to defraud creditors rather than attempt to set the record straight will get her into deeper hot water. She can give her money to whom ever she desires but to transfer funds under your name when it is not a legit gift could be a problem.  Creditors have access to our banking records and if this is found out, she could be prosecuted as a criminal matter instead of a civil matter.\n\nWere your parents legally separated at the time your father opened these credit accounts?  Where were the cards mailed to, etc.? The creditors aren't listening because what is happening is not uncommon.  People knowingly use all sorts of tricks and loopholes to defraud institutions all the time so just having your mother tell them about her estranged husband's bad acts is not going to be enough.  She needs to get on with the business of taking care of this.  If she had nothing to do with this, she should be able to provide records and documents to augment her claim and innocence.\n\nHope it all works out.
370474
Somtimes talking to the bank will get them to quit charging you additional overdraft fees.  But, getting a loan or advance is probably the best option (if that is possible).  Next time, read some of the fine print before using any card then you won't be in this mess again.
709998
Florida law, which I assume is similar elsewhere, states that checks older than 6 months MAY be rejected for deposit/cashing by the bank, but do NOT have to be rejected.
701183
How could someone force you to sign something.  Did he hit you or something?  And the celph is your property, if he said you had to pay 15 bucks to get it back have your dad go kick his butt and call the cops for theft of property.  BTW what grade are you in, you English is horrible.
172124
In court, this can very easily be proven...especially if you have proof that you cashed the check.  You may think about hiring a lawyer, but if you have hard proof that it was a check that was cashed you will be OK.
1046202
If your name is on the account, this is pretty much a two-parter.\n\nThe first part is the bank.\nThe second is the checks.\n\nIf your name is on the account, you will also be held liable for the bank charges. Overdrafts, fees etc.\n\nYour ex-husband is the one who will be liable for check fraud. Which can result in a hefty fine and quite possibly, prison.\n\nYou need to check your states laws on check fraud. Get your ex-husband to stop writing those checks and clean up the mess he made or you may not see him for 10 years.
783611
Bottom line: it is not yours and was never intended for you. The fact that a stop payment was put on it means that the original owner does not want it cashed. If this is a genuine blessing then it should cause no trouble (Proverbs 10:22). If you cash it, it will cause harm to the original owner (or the bank that issued it). Destroy it and move on.
1100169
I used to work at several bank in the customer service.  You simply call up and ask if your particular check will clear.  They will not give you the balance but can give a "yes" or "no" concerning funds.
709720
This sounds like one of the 100's of money order scams.\n\nPlease tell us you were not "accepting" checks for some company.  You were suppose to deposit them into your checking account, then go get a money order and send them most of it, and keep a percentage?\n\nThis is called a fraud or scam.  They always ( or atleast after the first two or three small checks)  send you a fake one.\nThen if you have any money in your account left,  and you give them your checking account info, they remove the rest of the money if possible,\n\nThese companies are normally overseas and you will never get this money back,  and even worst, if you don't pay the bank back, they will press criminal charges agaisnt you for the bank fraud.\n\nSo please tell us this was not what was happening.  This fraud has been going on now for years,  everyone on the net should know about it by now.\n\nand even then, honestly,  why would they need you to cash thier checks for them,  banks all over the world are international, they can cash any money order from any nation, anywhere in the world.  I can write a personal check, and mail it to my friend in south arfica, and guess what my bank has a branch there.  if not, they deposit it and only have to pay the fee to change it from US dollars to thier money unit.\n\n1.  If this is a fraud which it sounds like, there is no one to pay you back, you will have to  pay the bank back yourself by getting another job or something.
10268
I would not worry about the landord holding and not cashing the check as long as he has given you a reciept for payment. Always ask for a receipt even if you pay by check. It's your proof that you did pay in addtion to a canceled check.\n\nI would also contact the landlord or leasing agent to ensure they did receive your payment if you don't have a receipt for payment. Then I would document the date, time, who I talked to, and what transpired. That way you have a record that you can present to the court if the landlord starts any action against you. If things get sticky, consult an attorney for help.
393997
Dont leave your card in the ATM Like I did and had to cancel card and wait 2 weeks for a new one. OUCH\nDo not over spend what you have in your account. They will charge you overdraft fees. Thats it! Make sure you get overdraft protection too.
523523
The only way I could see them not letting you use it is if it wasn't paid in full.  Contact the cemetery, ask them what it was really about.  And you have the right to copies of anything you signed.  I have never heard of that excuse before.  I doesn't matter where he lived.  Get a copy of what you signed and if you feel they were wrong get a lawyer.  That was pretty low and thoughtless of them to tell someone something like that the day of the funeral.  I am really sorry you had to go thru something like that after losing your father.  My condolences.
902597
Hello,\n\nIf you have guaranteed the cheque with a cheque guarantee card then you won't be able to stop the cheque.\n\nIf you have written a cheque and not guaranteed it, then you need to contact your bank; they should be able to stop it as long as its not cleared.\n\nYou may be charged, depending on your provider and the account you have. Again, ask your provider if they will charge you for stopping this cheque.\n\nThanks