Topic: [WTB] Stimulus Check - page 2. (Read 724 times)
I hope you don't mind me joining the thread, once the original poster has purchased their check - I would also be interested in buying one as a historic memento, at a fair price of course (a redeemed check)
I am much to European to understand the whole check thing... we don't use them since the 80s.
Is the name of the beneficiary on it? Is there no way for me as a buyer to check if it has been cashed? Can it only be cashed by the person mentioned on the check?
Could somebody sell me the check, then cash it?
This whole check thing seams so very broken for so many years that I just can't wrap my head around it.
Basically and if possible I would like to buy "the real deal", meaning an uncashed check - what maybe could turn into the first stepstone of the crash of the dollar...
Is the name of the beneficiary on it? Is there no way for me as a buyer to check if it has been cashed? Can it only be cashed by the person mentioned on the check?
Could somebody sell me the check, then cash it?
This whole check thing seams so very broken for so many years that I just can't wrap my head around it.
Basically and if possible I would like to buy "the real deal", meaning an uncashed check - what maybe could turn into the first stepstone of the crash of the dollar...
Afaik it contains too much private information. I'm not convinced that the idea is feasible. Good luck though and let us know if you manage to acquire one 
I also agree, I think these checks will be a collectible item in the future. I got mine via direct deposit so I don't get a physical one 
I can get you one. How much are you paying? Is it worth me depositing th3 check via mobile deposit
Hi Everybody,
I am from Europe and just know about the stimulus Checks out of the Media. I would like to buy one as a collectible piece of monetary history.
How would I go about?
* Can you keep the physical check after redeeming?
* If that's not the case - how long are they valid?
* Can they be verified somehow?
I want Donalds Sharpie Signature.
I am from Europe and just know about the stimulus Checks out of the Media. I would like to buy one as a collectible piece of monetary history.
How would I go about?
* Can you keep the physical check after redeeming?
* If that's not the case - how long are they valid?
* Can they be verified somehow?
I want Donalds Sharpie Signature.
That is a funny idea.
If you are physically depositing the check to the bank, then no, you can't keep it. But I know some banks have apps where you take a picture of it with your phone and send it to the bank, and they deposit it electronically. It would still require whoever to write their signature on it, and would have their name, and possibly address... Don't know about the whole verification thing. You also have to take into account that many Americans have direct deposit so they won't ever get the check. Good luck!
Hi Everybody,
I am from Europe and just know about the stimulus Checks out of the Media. I would like to buy one as a collectible piece of monetary history.
How would I go about?
* Can you keep the physical check after redeeming?
* If that's not the case - how long are they valid?
* Can they be verified somehow?
I want Donalds Sharpie Signature.
I am from Europe and just know about the stimulus Checks out of the Media. I would like to buy one as a collectible piece of monetary history.
How would I go about?
* Can you keep the physical check after redeeming?
* If that's not the case - how long are they valid?
* Can they be verified somehow?
I want Donalds Sharpie Signature.
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