Does Walmart accept personal checks?
Walmart accepts personal checks as payment for products, with a valid ID (photo ID, issued by state or federal government. May be a driver’s license, state ID, tribal ID, military ID, US passport, immigration ID) You can write the check for up to $20 over the purchase amount. The first time you use a personal check, the cashier will need your ID and phone number. This gets entered into the system. Future purchases will may not trigger a request for your ID, as the system will already have captured your checking account information. It will require your signature on the pin pad. Periodically the system will prompt for a renewal of your check cashing, which will require the information form your ID being entered into the system again.Walmart will cash 2 party personal checks, for amounts up to $200, for a $6 fee. The check cannot be made out to “Cash”. The check cannot be made out to the account holder. The check cannot be a pre-check. It still has the same ID and other requirements for cashing any other check.
Does Walgreens do background checks?
NO, although they do Credit Checks. But I would not consider working for Walgreens. They are the worst company to work for because you try to complain about a manager and they will not hear it. They are facing Lawsuits against Black Managers, pharamists (SP) and now customers because one employee decided to punch a freezer door. Oh, and yeah they do promote bad managers who used racial slurs and fired good people like me who do their job correctly.
What stores cash personal checks?
Supermarkets in USA still seem to grandfather the procedure from days long past. If you are ever caught standing behind someone that wants to do this you wonder why they don't just tell people to get a debit card already. They have to take photo ID and it seems the clerk is required to write an essay on the back of the check. They rely on vendor like Chex Systems to merely keep records on who writes bad checks on NSF or closed accounts. I expect that most Supermarkets have POS whereby they no longer need to take checks to bank anyway.Personal Checks on the rise in Car Dealers again using the same immediate scanning technology. No need to risk loss of sale asking customer to return at some later date with Bank Official Check after signing sales agreement. Easier to cross-sell you on their finance deal and overpriced warranty if you have no time to think about it. I recall aggressive dealers in the past trying to convince me to use credit card to fund $5000-10,000 down payment because they would not take personal check just so I can leave with keys in hand.
Do grocery stores verify checks before accepting a check and if so how?
Major retailers,grocery stores included, tend to verify checks electronically. If being used to make a purchase, the retailer will run the check through a check reader. This sends data on the account to a company that verifies the person whose account it is doesn’t have a history of bad checks etc. If it is the first time a customer is cashing a check with that business, they then also capture the person’s identification, usually via a driver’s license or state ID. They tie that person’s ID (which links to their name and address) to the purchase. If customer will usually have to agree to “terms and conditions” which revolve around what happens if the check bounces (usually recovery of the funds plus and additional penalty) collected from their account, on top of any penalties imposed by the bank. If the customer’s ID doesn’t make the name of the account holder on the check, they will not accept it as payment.
Who accepts starter checks?
Who accepts starter checks?The bank that issued the check, should be willing to accept them for deposit into another customer’s account, or for cash, as they are able to verify funds availability.In addition, any place where you’re sending a bill payment in by mail, so long as you send it together with the remittance form that they ask you to send with any mail payment.Some automobile repair shops will take them. In many cases, if you have work done on a car, the repair shop can place a lien against your car if you don’t pay, and some states allow this to be done if payment is made by check and the check doesn’t clear. You’re more likely to get such a check accepted if the shop is a small shop, and the owner knows you, your family, or some close friend who referred you to the shop.
Is there anywhere I can cash a personal check besides at a bank?
Check cashing shops and supermarkets in some cases for a fee. try here http://www.localsearch.com/business/Best...
Is there a limit on the amount you can write on a personal check to Walgreens?
Well sure.For most stores its the same.The check cant be for more than you have in your bank account. Nor will most stores go more than 100 dollars over the amount of the purchase. So if your purchase is for 100,097.01 you probably wont be able to write the check for 100,298.And if you dont have the amount listed actually available… you’ll get a bounced check fee from both your avcount AND walgreens, and if the amount was for that much youll also get a legal trial for grand theft. And a felony conviction for check fraud, grand theft, and possibly other crimes.
How extensive is Walgreen's criminal background check?
As a fellow human being, I agree with Big Tony. People make mistakes. As an employer and hiring manager, however, I couldn't disagree more. How can I hire someone with a record of (for example) petty theft? Are they going to steal from my store? I can't afford to take that risk! As far as a driving related offense, what if it happens again and you get your liscense taken away, can't show up for your shifts and eventually have to quit your job? All of the time, training, and money I have put into you (as an employee) was pretty much wasted on my part (as an employer). Do you see where I'm coming from? It's tough, but true. It would be wonderful if you could get it expunged, because it will be VERY difficult for you to find a pharmacy tech job with ANYTHING on your record. At this point in time, any job would be an asset to you. Retail especially, but anything really. Pharm techs still have to operate a cash register (usually) and assist customers, so any job will help you with your customers service skills. If you don't get the Walgreens job, keep applying . . .anywhere! One of my fellow managers worked at a gas station before she was hired with my company, another worked at a dry-cleaning store. Good luck!