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Should i Deposit the old cheques

Payment issue

ferhanz

6:15 am on Dec 17, 2007 (gmt 0)

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Dear All,

i am in a strange situation, hope you guys will help me. I recieved a cheque from google in August 2007 but i was out of my city for 5 months on a urgent assignment, after that i recieve 2 more cheques, now should i deposit all the cheques at once? or should i inform google first, i have already email them on there support but was never replied back. And the old amount is not added in the recent payments

Farhan

shez

6:22 am on Dec 17, 2007 (gmt 0)

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Checks older than 90 days will not be processed according to my knowledge. you should deposit the most recent checks and e mail google about those checks which you are not depositing. with the check date, number and amount etc.
hope this helps.
regards
shez

mslina2002

2:11 pm on Dec 17, 2007 (gmt 0)

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I have deposited checks older than 90 days but that depends how well you rub elbows with the bank teller and the bank. They all know me there so it was cleared by managers so no problems. That is why I still keep an old fashioned bank acct in addtion to online banking for those odd conveniences.

jatar_k

2:18 pm on Dec 17, 2007 (gmt 0)

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don't worry about saying anything to G until you figure out if you can deposit the older cheque.

go to the bank and ask

joelgreen

3:40 pm on Dec 17, 2007 (gmt 0)

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I suspect Google's checks are valid for 6 months only (as validity period is not mentioned on the check itself).
Would not suggest depositing a check which is older than 6 months, as your bank may charge fees for depositing non-valid check.

jomaxx

3:53 pm on Dec 17, 2007 (gmt 0)

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It may even say right on the check what the validity period is. I've noticed that some of the checks I receive contain this information, but I can't say whether Google's is one of them.