Can any current customers answer something for me? When you send an online payment, when do they deduct the money from your account. About 6 months ago BofA changed from deducting when it was cashed to deducting when it was SENT. Since I have no way of tracking whether checks actually were cashed, I could be short changed some serious $$.
For example, if I give my wife a check for $100, the money stays in my account until she cashes it and BofA gets it from her bank. If I send her an online payment, the money is removed from my account immediately (a week before she even gets the check) and if she never cashes it, we're both out the money(unless I realize the mistake and pay to stop payment on the check).
For example, if I give my wife a check for $100, the money stays in my account until she cashes it and BofA gets it from her bank. If I send her an online payment, the money is removed from my account immediately (a week before she even gets the check) and if she never cashes it, we're both out the money(unless I realize the mistake and pay to stop payment on the check).
