jsplinter
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With reading some of the delays with people getting their EFT money I am thinking about choosing the check option. Anyone else done this and seen any kind of delays or drawbacks to it?
Are you looking for your answers at all? There are endless posts and threads on this.I don't drive my car so I am not concerned with the mileage bracket. I read a post where the guy was on day 5 of his supposed 3 day EFF and hasn't seen anything yet. Has anyone actually received their EFT money yet?
In addition to what @PacCoast says, the same information is also on every check you write. Beyond that, you aren't giving VW any banking information; you're giving it to Chase, a major bank in their own right. But as you wish--I don't see that there's a really strong reason to go either way.My wife doesn't like having to give them our banking information. She's elected to have a check.
Public service announcement: your bank account and routing number are printed onto any check you deposit into your account, so either way, that info is out there to whichever way they pay you.
Why would you want to give your routing and account numbers to someone you are not having a financial transaction with?Then put your money where your mouth is and include your checking account and routing number, your full legal name and physical address with your post. Weird that you didn't.
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That's lame. I'm simply starting a fact.Then put your money where your mouth is and include your checking account and routing number, your full legal name and physical address with your post.
Tell him that I will cash them for him..
I have an employee who still takes paper payroll checks. Didn't want EFT because "he'll get hacked." He had to sit down with the payroll person because, surprise, he hasn't deposited A LOT of his checks. We still owe him that money. Want a downside to checks? That's a good one.
Like I said in another thread Passing a bad check is a crime and at the amounts of these checks it would be a felony. Leaving without even getting a receipt much less payment is for suckers. Try to call the district attorney on that one. All VW has to say is they never got your car.That's lame. I'm simply starting a fact.
Look at any personal check you've written to anybody, after the bank processes it, and you'll realize you did just that. And you'll also see the account and routing number belonging to the person you wrote the check to, usually printed on the back.
Go ahead and get hysterical. Act stupid. Demand your payment in cash or Bitcoin. I'm only saying saying what is.
A lot of folks are suspicious of EFT and confuse it with "online banking" and point to paper checks as the safe, old fashioned way. It's pretty much the same thing.
I have an employee who still takes paper payroll checks. Didn't want EFT because "he'll get hacked." He had to sit down with the payroll person because, surprise, he hasn't deposited A LOT of his checks. We still owe him that money. Want a downside to checks? That's a good one.
I submitted my notarized offer today, no loan on the car, and after selecting check as payment mine also said check would be mailed.I submitted my offer today , selected check . It says the check will
Be mailed to me ... though there would be one at the buy back appointment but I have a loan on the car don't know if that matters .