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Is taking a customer to small claims court the best way to handle dispute over bounced check for payment
Midlothian, VA
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Posted 11 months ago in Lawsuits / Disputes
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Bad check:
I run a small screen print business. A client came in, placed a order for 51 t-shirts, I ordered the shirts and print paper, she wrote a $561.00 check. The check bounced, my bank charged me a $35.00 returned charge and took the amount of the check out of my account and put my account on freeze. I contacted the client she told me she would cover the check (she never did, she eventually canceled the order) Should I be reimburst for the shirts and the check fee, which comes to $200.85? Should I take this matter to small claims court.
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The check was writen on 12/10/08. should I send a certified letter? Answers (1)Arthur H. Forman
This attorney is licensed in Connecticut and 2 other states.
Posted 4 months ago.
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Passing bad checks is a criminal offense. You can contact the police or district attorney. That may involve more aggravation than it is worth. So, small claims court may be the more practical solution.
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