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Cheque miscalculation
bargainhunter2223
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I recently paid cheques into my bank account, a few hours after depositing it showed up as available in my account.
Since then I have recieved a letter from my bank saying they had miscalculated the cheques and consequently had paid the difference into my account (double the cheques value).
The bank has therefore miscalcuated the cheques in my favour, what do I do?
Any advice would be great so would the unexpected extra cash!
:rotfl:
Since then I have recieved a letter from my bank saying they had miscalculated the cheques and consequently had paid the difference into my account (double the cheques value).
The bank has therefore miscalcuated the cheques in my favour, what do I do?
Any advice would be great so would the unexpected extra cash!
:rotfl:
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You mean they have miscalculated the miscalculation?0
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bargainhunter2223 wrote: »The bank has therefore miscalcuated the cheques in my favour, what do I do?
Any advice would be great so would the unexpected extra cash!
It ain't yours to keep. - Christmas has't come early, I'm afraid!0 -
bargainhunter2223 wrote: »I recently paid cheques into my bank account, a few hours after depositing it showed up as available in my account.
Since then I have recieved a letter from my bank saying they had miscalculated the cheques and consequently had paid the difference into my account (double the cheques value).
The bank has therefore miscalcuated the cheques in my favour, what do I do?
What does the letter say you should do?0 -
they'll probably realised that another error has been made & another letter will be sent out explaining that they need to correct this
most people will probably say stick it in a savings a/c if you have one to earn some interest on it while you wait for the penny to drop0
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