Bouncy cheque

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

I've had one recently from a bank social club.

Should I charge them a bouncing fee and interest?

[andyw]

are they regular clients,is this the first time it has happened from them,i think i would charge them the bouncing fee.

[501damian501]

yup 100% charge them a bouncing fee !

[Jiggles]

Next time tell them not to make them out of rubber. Sorry

I think you should. Its all wasted time! If you sent a cheque to BT or that and it bounced then they would charge you.

[CRAZY K]

I've had one recently from a bank social club.

Should I charge them a bouncing fee and interest?

ERRR NOT LAST FRIDAYS GIG I HOPE?????????

YES was my answer

CRAZY K

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

ERRR NOT LAST FRIDAYS GIG I HOPE?????????

Unfortunately yes....

Something to do with an old cheque book. I'm awaiting a phone call back from them. Check your account Alan.

[HaiFai]

If it isn't a regular client then I would charge them any fees I have been charged for the rubber cheque plus an admin charge. If it's a regular client I wouldn't charge this time but I would send a letter stating a charge would be made for any future cheques that bounce.

[Sapphire Disco]

I think you should send them a snotty letter with a charge & call them into your office for a dressing down and explain if they do it again you may have to repossess their bank.

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

I think you should send them a snotty letter with a charge & call them into your office for a dressing down and explain if they do it again you may have to repossess their bank.

Ooooh, I'd so love to do that.

It's not my bank unfortunately.

[rob1963]

I've had one recently from a bank social club.

Should I charge them a bouncing fee and interest?

I guess it depends on:

1) Whether they are a regular client, and

2) If there is anything about bounced cheques in your terms & conditions.