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If someone sends me a check for x amount in us dollars, am i going to be able to deposit it into my account??
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(Original post by Ollie)
If someone sends me a check for x amount in us dollars, am i going to be able to deposit it into my account??
If someone sends me a check for x amount in us dollars, am i going to be able to deposit it into my account??
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(Original post by viviki)
Quit blackmailing Edders
Quit blackmailing Edders
(its only 8.30pm here btw, you night owls!)
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(Original post by Ollie)
If someone sends me a check for x amount in us dollars, am i going to be able to deposit it into my account??
If someone sends me a check for x amount in us dollars, am i going to be able to deposit it into my account??
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i think the bank would charge you commision and it would be at their 'buy' exchange rate.
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(Original post by DanMushMan)
i think the bank would charge you commision and it would be at their 'buy' exchange rate.
i think the bank would charge you commision and it would be at their 'buy' exchange rate.
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(Original post by Ollie)
If someone sends me a check for x amount in us dollars, am i going to be able to deposit it into my account??
If someone sends me a check for x amount in us dollars, am i going to be able to deposit it into my account??
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(Original post by .NK)
I tried to put a cheque for $4 into my Nationwide account and they wouldn't let me... I would have had to pay £6 as their minimum commission amount and obviously it wasn't worth it, I'd be giving the bank more than the cheque was worth. They said if I got more cheques in dollars and put them in the account at the same time it'd probably be worth it. I still have the cheque
I tried to put a cheque for $4 into my Nationwide account and they wouldn't let me... I would have had to pay £6 as their minimum commission amount and obviously it wasn't worth it, I'd be giving the bank more than the cheque was worth. They said if I got more cheques in dollars and put them in the account at the same time it'd probably be worth it. I still have the cheque
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(Original post by Sire)
Sounds about right. 1500th well done
Sounds about right. 1500th well done
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(Original post by .NK)
I tried to put a cheque for $4 into my Nationwide account and they wouldn't let me... I would have had to pay £6 as their minimum commission amount and obviously it wasn't worth it, I'd be giving the bank more than the cheque was worth. They said if I got more cheques in dollars and put them in the account at the same time it'd probably be worth it. I still have the cheque
I tried to put a cheque for $4 into my Nationwide account and they wouldn't let me... I would have had to pay £6 as their minimum commission amount and obviously it wasn't worth it, I'd be giving the bank more than the cheque was worth. They said if I got more cheques in dollars and put them in the account at the same time it'd probably be worth it. I still have the cheque
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(Original post by Sire)
You should be able to. Though I'd have to ask what you're doing with a US cheque.
You should be able to. Though I'd have to ask what you're doing with a US cheque.
)should be ok, they only send the cheque if its over $100, if not they wait, in the last 4 days ive taken $30!
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(Original post by Ollie)
from google ads (please go click them on my site)
should be ok, they only send the cheque if its over $100, if not they wait, in the last 4 days ive taken $30!
from google ads (please go click them on my site
)should be ok, they only send the cheque if its over $100, if not they wait, in the last 4 days ive taken $30!
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(Original post by Xenon)
That's a pretty good deal. That means that in a bit more than a week you'll make $100, well if you keep on going like this!
That's a pretty good deal. That means that in a bit more than a week you'll make $100, well if you keep on going like this!
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(Original post by Sire)
Perhaps if Ollie were to put it in a thread everyday, there would be enough people to click on it out of curiosity, or just as of being reminded to bring in a bit more.
Perhaps if Ollie were to put it in a thread everyday, there would be enough people to click on it out of curiosity, or just as of being reminded to bring in a bit more.
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Try using the company http://www.auctionpix.co.uk -- they change US$ cheques more cheaply than banks.
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(Original post by Ollie)
from google ads (please go click them on my site)
should be ok, they only send the cheque if its over $100, if not they wait, in the last 4 days ive taken $30!
from google ads (please go click them on my site
)should be ok, they only send the cheque if its over $100, if not they wait, in the last 4 days ive taken $30!
). They do charge about £6 commission, but unlike a normal cheque you get the cash straight away - no 3-5 day clearing like normal. Also watch out for the exchange rate. The high exchange rate at the moment isn't good when you want to change dollars -> pounds.One other point - if you’re going to be cashing a lot of these cheques in (like I am at the moment) then your bank may get you to sign a special statement. Trying to remember what it was about now, but it was something to do with authorizing them to deal with the foreign currency cheques on my behalf. I also have to sign the back of every cheque I get.
Anyway I hope that helped
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I would like to get a cheque from google... i should try and make a website, just got to think what it could be about though
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