Bouncy cheque

[Steve the DJ]

If the act of bouncing hasn't cost you anything then I would just do as you are and pursue (nicely) on the phone an alternative payment.

If you do get charged for bounced cheques have you covered this fact in your T&C's?

I haven't, but I don't get charged for a bounced cheque, the client does.

However it does state I will charge interest of Bank of England base rate + 3% for every day a payment is outstanding, although I have never had to charge anything yet!

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

If the act of bouncing hasn't cost you anything then I would just do as you are and pursue (nicely) on the phone an alternative payment.

And does the act of bouncing a cheque cost a bank anything then? It certainly doesn't cost £35 or whatever they charge when it happens.

I eventually spoke to the woman who was very embarrassed and must have apologised a dozen times in our 2 minute conversation.

They are sending me a personal cheque instead.

[Shaun]

Did you charge them any extra, Daz?

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

Did you charge them any extra, Daz?

No. She had already told me that another cheque was on its way.

[ppentertainments]

Am suprised at you allowing them to pay by cheque on the night Daz.

[CRAZY K]

Unfortunately yes....

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

We seem to be ok --

Sorry what can I say???????????????

Did she say what a great night it was ---or was that only whilst I was there



Only joking

ALAN
CRAZY K

[CRAZY K]

Am suprised at you allowing them to pay by cheque on the night Daz.

It was in advance--not that it helped

CRAZY K

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

Am suprised at you allowing them to pay by cheque on the night Daz.

They didn't pay by cheque on the night. They paid 10 days before.

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

We seem to be ok --

Sorry what can I say???????????????

Did she say what a great night it was ---or was that only whilst I was there



Only joking

ALAN
CRAZY K

No, it improved apparantly.

Everyone could hear again after about 30 mins...not that I was told you are loud on the mic.

[rob1963]

And does the act of bouncing a cheque cost a bank anything then? It certainly doesn't cost £35 or whatever they charge when it happens.

I thought that's what all businesses did...charging clients more than it actually costs THEM in the first place.

Isn't that how businesses make a profit?