Absolutely. By using a check, you are agreeing to the rules set up by the processor of your checks. One of these rules is they charge you extra for bounced checks. Also, even if it wasn't legal for them to do this - you still have no standing. If you go to complain to the penal system, you will be admitting to theft, since writing a check without funds in the account to cover it is illegal - EVEN IF YOU DIDN'T KNOW THERE WASN'T MONEY IN THE ACCOUNT. Sorry to yell, but that excuse is always used. Bouncing a check has a minimum of a $250 fine with no jail time, and possibly up to a $10,000 fine with upwards of 5 years in jail. Be happy they only took 30 bucks, and try to stay ontop of your balances.
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Technically No.
It is actually the merchant not the bank that does this. You agree to it when you wrote the merchant the check. My grocery store post this on their check acceptance policy. The reason it may say checksystem. That what they use to do forced electronic check conversion.
Yes, it is possible to open a merchant account if you are in ChexSystems, but it may be more challenging. Many payment processors conduct background checks through ChexSystems, and a negative report could lead to denial. However, some providers specialize in working with high-risk businesses or those with poor banking histories. It's advisable to research options and consider alternative providers that may be more flexible.
I'm assuming you're just asking if how long it takes for a merchant to know if a check has bounced. Checks are now electronically sent to their clearing houses which means they are being processed faster, and checks clear faster. If the check is local, the merchant will know within 3 business days (its usually next day though), and within 5 if its unlocal. If you constantly bounce checks, your bank may report you to chexsystems and close your account. Once the bank reports you, you will see a chexsystems report within 1 to 10 business days depending on if they use electronic or paper reporting.
A merchant processing account is an account that allows a business to accept payment from credit and debit cards. This allows payments to be processed electronically.
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A "Merchant Credit Card Processor" is a electronically device that takes the information from your customers credit card for payment. This will automatically put the payment in your account after charging the customers credit/visa/master card.
Once you receive your bank card and it is activated, use your card at a merchant of your choice. The bank is then contacted electronically and communicates whether or not there is sufficient funds to cover the transation. If there is, the purchase is carried out, and the merchant then submits the transaction to the bank for payment.
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If a merchant forgets to charge a customer's credit card for a purchase, they should contact the customer to inform them of the oversight and request permission to charge the card. It is important to rectify the situation promptly and transparently to maintain trust and integrity in the business transaction.
Disney is trademarked and copyrighted so you have to receive their permission to sell their items as a merchant.
The Acronym SET can have many meanings. The following is just one. SET (Secure Electronic Transaction) A standard protocol from MasterCard and Visa for securing online credit card payments via the internet. It is a three-way transaction: the user, merchant and bank must use the SET protocols. Credit card data and a digital certificate (for authentication) is stored in a plug-in to the user's Web browser. The order is received by a SET-enabled merchant server that passes encrypted payment information to the bank. Approval is electronically sent to the merchant. The above retrieved from Answers.com
no he was not a merchant
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