Things that Gripe my Phat ASS!!

finnbear · 2003-09-01, 06:31 AM

So, Klondike is ice cream and chocolate? I don't like sweets, but both ice cream and chocolate are OK.

I send all my checks to my bank's foreign business department. We don't use checks here in everyday life, so cashing checks is not so easy as in U.S.A., but it's safe. No one can cash my company checks, because you can't go to a bank and cash a check. They don't do it, unless you have all the documents that you are the person in that company that can cash checks, and still the money goes to company account. They won't give you cash, even if they know who you are. That's understandable, taxman won't like that, lol! Same with private checks, you must have account in that bank, proof you are the person whose check it is, and wait 8 days for clearing of that check, and then money goes to your account. They don't give you cash.

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2003-09-01, 06:31 AM	#5
finnbear You can now put whatever you want in this space :) Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Finland Posts: 534	So, Klondike is ice cream and chocolate? I don't like sweets, but both ice cream and chocolate are OK. I send all my checks to my bank's foreign business department. We don't use checks here in everyday life, so cashing checks is not so easy as in U.S.A., but it's safe. No one can cash my company checks, because you can't go to a bank and cash a check. They don't do it, unless you have all the documents that you are the person in that company that can cash checks, and still the money goes to company account. They won't give you cash, even if they know who you are. That's understandable, taxman won't like that, lol! Same with private checks, you must have account in that bank, proof you are the person whose check it is, and wait 8 days for clearing of that check, and then money goes to your account. They don't give you cash.