Finally getting my 2 cents in with BoA

xeemzor

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Got a $25 credit on my CC and spent $24.98. I requested a check be sent to me with the balance. The question now is, what do I spend my 2 cents on?

Update:
Pic of Check
 

xeemzor

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Originally posted by: PaulNEPats
A hobby, apparently.

Not going to let me have any fun? :(

I already spent far too much on electronics than I really wish to remember.
 

Injury

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hah... not worth the gas to go to the bank...
not worth the ink to sign it with...
not worth the paper it's printed on.


Hang it on your fridge and giggle everytime you walk by.
 

darkxshade

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Originally posted by: xeemzor
Just got the check in today.

Check

Now I just need to find a check sized frame!

Should the void watermark be visible like that? I haven't seen a check in ages.
 

Jeff7

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Damn, that beats the $1.00 check I got from Walmart, which followed an internal payroll audit.


Originally posted by: darkxshade
Originally posted by: xeemzor
Just got the check in today.

Check

Now I just need to find a check sized frame!

Should the void watermark be visible like that? I haven't seen a check in ages.
Yes, that's the whole point of it - if the check is scanned or otherwise duplicated, the VOID pattern becomes visible.
 

xeemzor

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Originally posted by: SlowSpyder
Take it to a check cashing place and pay $3 to cash it.

A penny is worth about 2 seconds of time to the average person. There is no way I would cash the check unless I could do it in less than 4 seconds. Besides, it's much more fun to frame it and hang it on a wall anyway.
 

TallBill

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Originally posted by: Injury
hah... not worth the gas to go to the bank...
not worth the ink to sign it with...
not worth the paper it's printed on.


Hang it on your fridge and giggle everytime you walk by.

yey for postage pre-paid deposit envelopes... USAA rules