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I do not mean to start any "the sky is falling" threads but I just got a letter from my bank w/ a copy of a check from AP saying "return reason, refer to sender". I did a test withdrawl using their direct ACH method awhile ago for $200. A week later AP sent an email saying their ACH method was no longer a withdrawl method and that they would send me a check for the amount. Now, I am not 100% sure that this is bad news, as they could have just deposited the $200 back into my poker account w/o me realizing or it could have been deposited into my bank acct and this check is just a formality, etc. The check is from EDITED and dated May 4 '07 and am wondering if anyone has received any checks from them recently. I called AP support and they told me to call back tommorow b/c the payment dept works normal banking hours. Also, to remind everyone that the SKY IS NOT FALLING, I have withdrawn money recently via epass and everything is has worked fine.

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I just do the check by mail thing and have never had a problem. Takes a while to clear but it always works.Whats ACH??
An ACH is a direct deposit straight into your bank account. When was your last check cleared and who was the processor?
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never done that, but I just did a cheque withdrawal. took longer than i would've liked (more than 2 weeks), but was in CDN$ which I appreciated. Haven't cashed it yet, but will post here if I have any problems.

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An ACH is a direct deposit straight into your bank account. When was your last check cleared and who was the processor?
I can't remember past ones, but my most recent one is still in the process. My stub says EDITED,
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ACH stands for Automated Clearing House and is the system that banks in the United States use to clear checks and electronically transfer funds. For example direct deposit of payrolls is done this way.I've edited some of the above posts as putting in a public forum the company name that an American check is written on is not in your best interests.

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