On Sat, 19 Mar 2005 19:05:08 +0000, Mark Foster
I don't think so. This approach works well here.
The "someone else" should take precautions against fraud.
A bank account is just a storage for my money. Same as a wallet. Safeguards against fraud should concentrate on transactions that move money, not on the aquisition of an account or a wallet in which to store money. That is the way things work here. Checks are done where they matter.
I take precautions against fraud. I don't need the bank causing me loads of hbuttle and then saying it is for my own good.
Hardly. They haven't allowed me to defraud any one of a single cent, nor allowed anyone to defraud me of a single cent.
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So you think all that hbuttle is justified for petty cash?
No you couldn't. I'll bet you any money you like that you couldn't. No-one has used cheques here since the 1970s. They don't exist here.
If you want to prove who you are here you show an official document (I use my pbuttport). A bank statement would not be an acceptable alternative.
-- Duncan
