CLASS RACER FORUM - View Single Post - Did anyone elses 2008 points fund check from Feld Motorsports bounce?

Angela Macy · 12-31-2008, 10:41 AM

No problem on our end either but we didn't cash them until the week of Thanksgiving - so the problem was probably resolved by then to prevent other checks from bouncing.

I remember a long time ago someone bounced a check to our business, the bank automatically ran it through two nights in a row then returned it to us, it was stamped "DO NOT REDEPOSIT" or something like that on the check, so we were SOL. I'm not sure if all banks do that or not though. I think I've heard now banks just return an electronic copy of the check. If I was in your shoes though I would explain exactly why I couldn't rerun the check, ask IHRA to stop payment on that check and reissue me another one. It might not hurt to do this in writing, sending it certified and return receipt requested, mainly just because in my experience, someone having to sign for something makes them take it more seriously.

I have no reason to think this wouldn't be taken care of if you handle it the right way, it appears to be a mistake on the banks end.

12-31-2008, 10:41 AM	#4
Angela Macy Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Randleman, NC Posts: 301 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Did anyone elses 2008 points fund check from Feld Motorsports bounce? No problem on our end either but we didn't cash them until the week of Thanksgiving - so the problem was probably resolved by then to prevent other checks from bouncing. I remember a long time ago someone bounced a check to our business, the bank automatically ran it through two nights in a row then returned it to us, it was stamped "DO NOT REDEPOSIT" or something like that on the check, so we were SOL. I'm not sure if all banks do that or not though. I think I've heard now banks just return an electronic copy of the check. If I was in your shoes though I would explain exactly why I couldn't rerun the check, ask IHRA to stop payment on that check and reissue me another one. It might not hurt to do this in writing, sending it certified and return receipt requested, mainly just because in my experience, someone having to sign for something makes them take it more seriously. I have no reason to think this wouldn't be taken care of if you handle it the right way, it appears to be a mistake on the banks end.