Posted by Pair-a-dice farm on November 23, 2016 at 08:44:29 from (162.104.66.79):
In Reply to: Dang Banks!!! posted by Greg1959 on November 22, 2016 at 14:11:09:
It sounds like good business practice to me. If you don't have an account and some of the checks bounce then they and their regulars customers are left holding the bag. If you have an account then they can debit your account for the bounced check. I agree with the others that the auction company is who you should be talking to. Lesson learned, next time you have an auction find out up front what kind of payment they accept and let them know what you will accept.
I know several people who only use cash for one reason or another. That's none of my affair, whatever floats their boat. I would be out of business without a checking account and banker.
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