Originally posted by: gabemcg
they are business checks, did anybody lose them?
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they were in a pile of junk that was going to the dump...
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Is there any way to find out if they are good without commiting fraud?
Originally posted by: gabemcg
Is there any way to find out if they are good without commiting fraud?
Originally posted by: gabemcg
Originally posted by: Squisher
You look through piles of junk going to the dump?
To each his own.:roll:
I actualy work in the waste management business, not a garbage man tho...
Originally posted by: LoKe
Fill out the check, go to the bank and ask them if it's legitimate. By no means am I telling you to commit fraud, though.
Originally posted by: Falcon39
WTF, do you Americans even spell "cheque" wrong? Arg!!
/me walks away muttering something about aluminium
Originally posted by: gabemcg
they are business checks, did anybody lose them?
edit 1:
they were in a pile of junk that was going to the dump...
edit 2:
Is there any way to find out if they are good without commiting fraud?
Originally posted by: gabemcg
Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
Originally posted by: gabemcg
they are business checks, did anybody lose them?
edit 1:
they were in a pile of junk that was going to the dump...
edit 2:
Is there any way to find out if they are good without commiting fraud?
What possible difference does it make to you if they are good or not? Shred them ASAP or just toss them back in the trash where you found them.
Pardon me if my code of ethics doesn't automatically preclude me from stealing from some snobby elietest "Golf Association" that probably has more money than it knows what to do with. I'm a poor college student. I'm not going to do anything with them, for fear of getting caught; but if there was a garunteed way of getting away with it, and getting a substantial sum of money out of the deal; I might think twice...
