Did anyone else get a settlement Cheque, mine was $14.99, and the next question does anyone know if any bank still take Cheques. i have until the 28th of October to deposit it.
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5 seconds in Google. https://www.bankomb.org.nz/guides-and-cases/quick-guides/payment-systems/cheques
No to cheques, but you can receive the payment here via paypal.
BlakJak:
5 seconds in Google. https://www.bankomb.org.nz/guides-and-cases/quick-guides/payment-systems/cheques
yes i know that , i was just wandering if there was any other way. It just seems wrong that no one in NZ will benefit .
Common sense is not as common as you think.
Cheque is apparently not the only method through which you can choose to receive payment.
https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/more-amazon-prime-customers-may-100000343.html
"Payments will be made via electronic payment methods, such as Venmo or PayPal, or with a mailed check. Eligible customers will not be required to submit claims or complete any forms to receive a payment."
(Also only took about 5 seconds to find this via Google)
BlakJak:
Cheque is apparently not the only method through which you can choose to receive payment.
https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/more-amazon-prime-customers-may-100000343.html
"Payments will be made via electronic payment methods, such as Venmo or PayPal, or with a mailed check. Eligible customers will not be required to submit claims or complete any forms to receive a payment."
(Also only took about 5 seconds to find this via Google)
cool it took me only 2 seconds to read this
Common sense is not as common as you think.
vexxxboy:
BlakJak:
Cheque is apparently not the only method through which you can choose to receive payment.
https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/more-amazon-prime-customers-may-100000343.html
"Payments will be made via electronic payment methods, such as Venmo or PayPal, or with a mailed check. Eligible customers will not be required to submit claims or complete any forms to receive a payment."
(Also only took about 5 seconds to find this via Google)
cool it took me only 2 seconds to read this
The sarcasm is not as smart as you might think. It makes you look less likable and less likely to receive help in the future.
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BlakJak:
5 seconds in Google. https://www.bankomb.org.nz/guides-and-cases/quick-guides/payment-systems/cheques
Yes, but think of all the forum readers including myself who would never have know anything on this subject if OP hadn’t posted the question.
Most know how to use Google etc but the beauty of this forum is it’s a knowledge base where members and lurkers learn about subjects they would never have encountered or searched for and also acquire links to obscure websites that few including Google come up with.
Experts in their field are gifted people and everyone appreciates when they share their knowledge with others that are not so lucky. Encouraging questions on all subjects educates and keeps the forum alive and vibrant.
Maybe the FUG should stipulate that there’s no such thing as a dumb question…
So, a post saying something like 'I had this question, so I did this search and I got this answer' will score you a lot more points than showing a complete inability to help ones self.
Forums are great places for posting complex scenarios or unusual situations not suited to a basic bit of search-engine poking.
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