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In reply to the discussion: Changes from Visa mean Americans will carry fewer credit, debit cards [View all]sybylla
(8,575 posts)11. So not true in WI.
My multiple accts for personal, business, and non-profit all require sigs on front. Mobile deposit requires them on the back.
If you deposit paper cks, they don't need a sig but the banks stamp them saying they were deposited into your acct.
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Changes from Visa mean Americans will carry fewer credit, debit cards [View all]
BumRushDaShow
May 18
OP
Interesting. I'll let others discuss the consumerism element here. But I heard that checks don't need to be endorsed any
underpants
May 18
#1
Chase in CA requires endorsement, whether in the bank or electronically deposited on my phone.
LauraInLA
May 18
#15
My bank allows me to deposit checks made out to me into my own accounts without me signing the check.
eggplant
May 18
#24
Yeah, unless the hammers included the requirements to make them a valid check, thanks for playing.
eggplant
May 18
#39
This is a nice clip explaining why $400 hammers exist (well, ashtrays, but still)
eggplant
May 18
#41
Random, you sound like my Dad. He swore he'd never buy a CD after recording all his LPs on
Martin68
May 18
#21
Oh yes, this so called Industry Leader is going to spearhead the next generational concept in credit
SWBTATTReg
May 18
#3
I have a zero credit score and have had one for over ten years. At a certain point, you no longer need credit.
jimfields33
May 18
#19
That hidden redirection of your money puts me off donating online to any charity.
Aussie105
May 20
#58