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Now discharged, need a chequebook, any ideas?
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chattychappy wrote: »Strange it should be a problem getting a cheque book. (I had one with Girobank when I was 15.) Cheques can always bounce if there are insufficient funds.
I could understand a bank not wanting to issue a cheque guarantee facility.
Just a thought, but perhaps the banks are a little careful about giving a cheque book facility to some people because although, as you rightly state, the cheque will simply bounce if there are inadequate funds in the account, most banks charge a fee whenever they don't pay out a cheque and the fee could also push somebody into the red?0
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