Limited Cheques - a stupid question

Tabby_Kitten_2

This is going to sound silly but haven't been able to find the answer anywhere else, when you write a limited cheque do you leave the £ box empty or not?

Skint_Catt

Never heard of a limited cheque - sorry!

Crown

Im pretty sure you leave it blank but have never actually wrote a "limited cheque" myself.

I did find this example though.



from http://www.hardybamboo.com/shop/hardybamboo-faqs.asp

Tabby_Kitten_2

Some companys, I'm ordering from a plant comany, like them so they don't have to give refunds if they're out of stock on something, they just pay in, or cash?, the amount for what they've sent you.

Hapless_2

that looks right as it's the amount in the box that counts not the amount in words. I think!

Skint_Catt

Ah I see! A limited AMOUNT cheque. That makes sense! Don't know why more companies don't do that! :T

Thanks for teaching me summat new today! :j

(Easily pleased!) :T

Crown

Skint_Catt wrote: »

Ah I see! A limited AMOUNT cheque. That makes sense! Don't know why more companies don't do that! :T

Thanks for teaching me summat new today! :j

(Easily pleased!) :T

Hey, Dont knock learning somethign new each day. As long as you do you are on the right track

As for being easily pleased join the club. thats why im on here nearly everyday lol

Skint_Catt

:rotfl: I get so excited about silly things! :rotfl: