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Paying by cheque

Donie75 · 2008-02-27 15:18:34

Hi, I need to get new tyres fitted to my car this evening but I forgot to bring my wallet so I was thinking of paying by cheque instead of going home first. Will a regular tyre shop accept a cheque for €450? Thanks D

27-02-2008 3:18pm

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Donie75

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Hi,
I need to get new tyres fitted to my car this evening but I forgot to bring my wallet so I was thinking of paying by cheque instead of going home first. Will a regular tyre shop accept a cheque for €450?

Thanks

D

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#2 27-02-2008 4:20pm

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It's really up to the tyre shop in question.

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#3 27-02-2008 6:23pm

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Cheques are a dying breed though so you'd be leaning toward the no rather than the yes.

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#4 27-02-2008 6:29pm

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random wrote: »

Cheques are a dying breed though so you'd be leaning toward the no rather than the yes.

In larger towns and citys yes.

In the country areas, not really.

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