Pay with Cheque
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Pay with Cheque
Ok so I just got a cheque as an early birthday gift and was thinking of buying some Wonderland games with the cheque like it said on midnightsynergy.com. The thing is, I don't know if they allow Canadian money. And I don't really know how to pay with it. Can anybody help please?
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If To Bearer option is there and the name is blank, then it will. But it is EXTREMELY dangerous because if you dropped the cheque then everybody else could get your money.Technos72 wrote:I've been thinking about this and I don't think the cheque is going to work out with my name on the "pay to the order of" blank. Or will it?
Another solution that should work:
1. Save it into your dad/mom's bank account
2. Tell them to make a new cheque and write "BMT Micro" (if you are ordering through the pay website) on it.
3. Follow normal ordering procedures.
It all depends whether the cheque is "crossed" or not.
A crossed cheque has 2 parallel lines drawn across it, diagnolly, and between the lines is written "Payee only" or "Non-Negotiable" or "N.N.". Another way to cross a cheque is to strike out with a pen the words "or bearer".
If your cheque is crossed, then it is difficult to use without a bank account, but if it is not, then you can give it to any friend who has a bank account, then a few days later, once the cheque is cleared, they will give you cash, or even make the payment to Midnight Synergy on your behalf.
A crossed cheque has 2 parallel lines drawn across it, diagnolly, and between the lines is written "Payee only" or "Non-Negotiable" or "N.N.". Another way to cross a cheque is to strike out with a pen the words "or bearer".
If your cheque is crossed, then it is difficult to use without a bank account, but if it is not, then you can give it to any friend who has a bank account, then a few days later, once the cheque is cleared, they will give you cash, or even make the payment to Midnight Synergy on your behalf.