Cheques. Who uses them?

[Trazor]

I only use them to pay my local RFD and Air ambulance raffle tickets.

 

[Android 07]

DVLA use them! If you want a driver's details, you must use a cheque or even worse Postal order!

 

[crystal ball]

I remember the time if you wanted tickets for a gig it was Postal orders, fill in the form in NME then when they got returned had to cash em in less commission

 

[fillyboy]

I remember the time if you wanted tickets for a gig it was Postal orders, fill in the form in NME then when they got returned had to cash em in less commission

I used to be an avid reader of the NME, great articles but for me the highlight was the 'Lone Groover' cartoon, that would have been around 75,76.

 

[crystal ball]

I used to be an avid reader of the NME, great articles but for me the highlight was the 'Lone Groover' cartoon, that would have been around 75,76.

Yes remember that, used to buy the NME at the newsstand outside work, read it in the toilets and swap with a colleague who bought Sounds

 

[ReganAndCarter]

Most painful is the limited number of paying slips now in cheque books.

Ask your bank for a paying in book. I'm sure most banks still do them as I still receive them from Lloyds and N West.

 

[fillyboy]

read it in the toilets and swap with a colleague

Oh my word, that sounds more like the 'readers wives' section of 'Men Only'.

 

[Harry Bloomfield]

Not quite true. My neighbours son had a Coutts bank account and he was only 20 at the time - he worked for an affiliated bank Nat West or RBS I think and they were allowed to have an account with them.

Coutts, Bank of Ireland, Nat West, Green Flag, Direct Line were part of the RBS empire.

 

[crystal ball]

Oh my word, that sounds more like the 'readers wives' section of 'Men Only'.

I wonder if thats still going