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Judy Evans @JudyEv (349173) • Rockingham, Australia 24 Nov 20

I won’t insult your intelligence asking if you know what this is but I’ll tell you anyway. It’s a ‘Not Negotiable’ stamp. In the days before credit/debit cards, it was common to pay accounts and bills by cheque/check. If a...

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Dena Miller We still use paper checks far more than our debit card. I'd say 96% of the time we write a check and 4% we use our debit card. We are slow to change on some things. When we shop we use cash, we are dinosaurs

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (349173) • Rockingham, Australia 24 Nov 20

I won’t insult your intelligence asking if you know what this is but I’ll tell you anyway. It’s a ‘Not Negotiable’ stamp. In the days before credit/debit cards, it was common to pay accounts and bills by cheque/check. If a...

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Juliaacv We have to have the word 'void' across a cheque in order for it to allow the funds to be deposited into the account. We still have chequing accounts. The advantage to having a chequing account for everyday purchases, bill payments and pre-authorized transfers...

25 Nov 20

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (349173) • Rockingham, Australia 24 Nov 20

I won’t insult your intelligence asking if you know what this is but I’ll tell you anyway. It’s a ‘Not Negotiable’ stamp. In the days before credit/debit cards, it was common to pay accounts and bills by cheque/check. If a...

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Hanni Harel @JudyEv Yes, I still have one and use it too.

25 Nov 20

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (349173) • Rockingham, Australia 24 Nov 20

I won’t insult your intelligence asking if you know what this is but I’ll tell you anyway. It’s a ‘Not Negotiable’ stamp. In the days before credit/debit cards, it was common to pay accounts and bills by cheque/check. If a...

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topffer Yes, I pay a few bills by cheques and it is the usual way people are paying rents or big purchases here. All cheques are by law cross printed in France since the early 1980's, but I remember the time when we had to do it by hand. I don't remember an equivalent...

25 Nov 20

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (349173) • Rockingham, Australia 24 Nov 20

I won’t insult your intelligence asking if you know what this is but I’ll tell you anyway. It’s a ‘Not Negotiable’ stamp. In the days before credit/debit cards, it was common to pay accounts and bills by cheque/check. If a...

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Judy Evans @Fleura What do you mean? Why not? Are there criteria to meet? I suppose there are. You'd have to have a bit of money I guess before they'd let you open one. I'd never thought about it.

25 Nov 20

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (349173) • Rockingham, Australia 24 Nov 20

I won’t insult your intelligence asking if you know what this is but I’ll tell you anyway. It’s a ‘Not Negotiable’ stamp. In the days before credit/debit cards, it was common to pay accounts and bills by cheque/check. If a...

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Judy Evans If people aren't into online banking, paying accounts, etc, then a cheque book would just about be essential I would think.

25 Nov 20

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