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by More2Be on November 22nd, 2009
As an old man I find it interesting that people live completely without checks. Things like rent, car payments, and utils, do you pay online? In person? Use money orders? I'm down to using about 6 checks a month but still find them indispensable for such uses.
And yes, checks have long been subject to fraud.
by More2Be on November 22nd, 2009
You did not say if this was a batch of 100s of checks or one of those promotional mailings with 4 or 5 checks. If the former you may want to call WF and ensure there was nothing in any fine print where your account (if you have one) qualifies as a checking account. If the latter then sometimes those mailings are part of a credit card solicitation. Either way if you do not want them, destroy them by shredding or burning.
by megcham on November 22nd, 2009
If you didn't order them, they can't charge you for them. You can keep them, send them back or just throw them away.
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HOW LONG TO CASH AN INSURANCE CHECK? HAD WATER DAMAGE IN HOUSE 2YRS AGO AND JUST FINISHED REPAIRS. INSURANCE WROTE US 2 CHECKS 4 MONTHS AGO?
by lorali on June 17th, 2011
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Do you have to buy checks through your bank?
by plantedbystreams on August 26th, 2011
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You're reading I got checks in the mail from Wells Fargo but I did not order them. I do not want them. What should I do and will I be charged for them?
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We pay the rent in cash, the car payment is taken directly out of the bank account, as are utilities.
by Nanny on November 22nd, 2009