cheques

[poc]

can you still use these to pay for a job

[blue matt]

I used to get 40 a week, now I might get 5

people just want your bank details and transfer the money, even the oldies who have surprised me with it since Covid hit

[The Prophet of Doom]

Cheques are perfectly acceptable as a form of payment, although many retailers and businesses are trying to reduce their admin costs by not taking them. If they were owed £5k and a cheque was offered to clear the debt I am sure they would change their modern "stance".

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

The milkman , my fishing clubs , the paper delivery all on cheque

[The Bloop]

Banks tried to kill them off a few years ago but there was such a backlash it didn't happen. Now that I can pay them in on line its much easier to keep them going.

[Eric the Half a Bee]

Banks tried to kill them off a few years ago but there was such a backlash it didn't happen. Now that I can pay them in on line its much easier to keep them going.

Yes. I still get a few cheques from time to time and, yes, it's great being able to pay them into my bank's app. It was the only reason I went into a bank. I reckon it won't be too long where there will be hardly any banks left in our high streets.

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

Yes. I still get a few cheques from time to time and, yes, it's great being able to pay them into my bank's app. It was the only reason I went into a bank. I reckon it won't be too long where there will be hardly any banks left in our high streets.

Well if we don't use em then clearly that will be the case

[Eric the Half a Bee]

Well if we don't use em then clearly that will be the case

There's hardly any need any more. I can't think of many reasons for going into a bank, other than paying money in, taking a large sum of money out, robbing it....

[blue matt]

Yes. I still get a few cheques from time to time and, yes, it's great being able to pay them into my bank's app. It was the only reason I went into a bank. I reckon it won't be too long where there will be hardly any banks left in our high streets.

a few of our local ones are going to close by the end of the year

I used to pop in on Friday afternoon to pay them in, now just take a picture on the app, no really reason to go in anymore

[ToTaL ITK]

I haven't seen a cheque book since the 80's.
I haven't used cash since 2018.

[JamesWales]

I haven't seen a cheque book since the 80's.
I haven't used cash since 2018.

Great news for Visa and Mastercard. Ching ching.

[Bozza64]

when i had a club people used to come in ask me to cash their cheques, but not to bank it till end of the week lol

[HiVis]

you still need to manually deposit a cheque if its more than £500 as the apps tend to have a limit.

[tricks]

My business mostly gets bank transfers now but SIPP trustees managers seem to be in the dark ages and send cheques, sometimes large ones. As the banks have all fecked off the high street the workaround is to get pay in slips and special envelopes from your bank then you can go to your local post office and it gets done. Faff to begin but works smoothly.

[Michael Morris]

a few of our local ones are going to close by the end of the year

I used to pop in on Friday afternoon to pay them in, now just take a picture on the app, no really reason to go in anymore

HSBC allow me to take a pic on the app. But Nationwide make me either post them in with a printed letter or pay them in at the branch, although they do clear very quickly.

[blue matt]

HSBC allow me to take a pic on the app. But Nationwide make me either post them in with a printed letter or pay them in at the branch, although they do clear very quickly.

my Halifax and starling both use the picture on the app,