It seems to me that if a business cashes my payment check, but fails to credit my account for it, *they* should have to pay for my bank's charges to get a front and back copy. It was the businesses fault that my account wasn't credited. But the business always refuses. How can I get the party who dropped the ball to pay for the cost to prove that I was not at fault in the least? It's not just a business I can stop patronizing, it's my health insurance company!
cyndi
Have you thought of having the Better Business Bureau investigate or check with your state government for an insurance commissioner and file a complaint with them. A lot of insurance companies in the past several years have been caught taking their customers money and letting the insurance coverage lapse.
Kate T. South Mississippi
My cancelled checks are available online via adobe.
Or, perhaps you could make a copy of the check before you mail it, along with a copy of the bank statement showing a matching entry for the cleared check.
Nurse Ratched (remove "cuckoo" from address to reply) We'll all get back to normal if we put our nation first, But the trouble with "normal" is, it always gets worse. ~Bruce Cockburn
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